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 JUMP Capacity Building InitiativeThe Journey to Unlock Management Potential (JUMP) Capacity Building Initiative is a twelve-month program that helps nonprofit organizations “jump” ahead by increasing their capacity. This Initiative is designed to help forward-thinking leadership teams unlock their abilities to sustain their mission-driven work and create social change. Capacity-building is defined as the development of an organization’s core skills and capabilities including leadership, management, finance, fundraising, programs, and evaluation in order to build organizational effectiveness and sustainability in achieving their mission. This innovative effort brings community stakeholders from various sectors together towards a common mission: greater agency sustainability and increased capacity of nonprofit organizations in Tampa Bay. JUMP is coordinated and administered by the Tampa Bay Healthcare Collaborative. Key partners include Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Collaborative Labs at St. Petersburg College, Lackey Consulting, Nonprofit Leadership Center of Tampa Bay and Robertson Consulting Group, Inc. Its unique design allows participants to redefine potential consultative relationships and maximize organizational effectiveness. Combined with methodologically evaluated and evidence based results, JUMP assists participants to achieve mission-related goals and enact positive change for long-term sustainability. Interested organizations complete the online organizational self-assessment and application. Selected organizations participate in interactive workshops and learning labs, develop and implement a personalized capacity building plan, receive technical assistance and acquire capacity building resources.
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Health is a primary public good that benefits families, communities, employers, businesses, and our country. The Tampa Bay Healthcare Collaborative believes that health care is a basic human right necessary for stable and productive communities.
Our Vision is to develop culturally competent healthcare organizations in the Tampa Bay area.
Our Volunteer Recruitment committee has developed the "I Can Help Now" program and we continue to build upon our awareness campaigns, which includes the final phase of this website. The collaborative is utilizing media created and designed by our committee. This program continues to attract medical professionals to our group of free clinics in the Tampa Bay area.
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