Profiles in Accreditation: Ranch Ehrlo Society
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READ MORECOA 2020 Edition | FAQs About the Logic Model Standards
This is Part II of a series on the thinking behind the Council on Accreditation (COA)’s 2020 Edition updates. Visit Part I here. As we mentioned in Part I of this series, the goal of the COA 2020 Edition Standards is to promote
READ MORECOA 2020 Edition | Digging Into Our New Standards
This is Part I of a series on the Council on Accreditation (COA)’s 2020 Edition updates. Visit Part II here. On January 15, 2020, we released an enhanced and refined set of private, public, and Canadian standards on our website. All of the
READ MORE2019 Roundup: 5 Helpful Posts for the Accreditation Process
The Interpretation blog is meant, first and foremost, to be a resource for the COA community. We had several 2019 posts that our editorial team was proud of, but wanted to take a moment to highlight those that we feel are most helpful to
READ MORELaunch of 2020 Edition Standards
The Council on Accreditation (COA) is proud to announce the publication of our 2020 Edition Standards! The new standards will affect private, public, and Canadian organizations seeking accreditation. When browsing the standards here on our
READ MORECalling all sponsors and exhibitors!
Sponsorship opportunities for our 2020 conference are now open! COA 2020 will bring together more than 500 human and social service leaders at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge August 9-11, 2020. We are honored that
READ MORELaunch of new website and branding
The Council on Accreditation (COA) has a new site, and a new look! We hope that you are as excited about them as we are. THE NEW SITE We heard that information was sometimes difficult to find on the previous version of our site. We wanted to
READ MOREProfiles in Accreditation: Rose Brooks Center
Welcome to the Council on Accreditation (COA) blog post series Profiles in Accreditation! The organizations that COA accredits are diverse in both the communities they serve and their reasons for seeking accreditation (or
READ MORETop 5 Tips and Tricks for Primary Contacts
So, you’ve been designated by your organization as the Primary Contact—the point person for communicating with the Council on Accreditation (COA) and spearheading the accreditation process. Maybe you’re feeling a little overwhelmed; you might
READ MOREProfiles in Accreditation: Family Service Lincoln
Welcome to the Council on Accreditation (COA) blog post series Profiles in Accreditation! The organizations that COA accredits are diverse in both the communities they serve and their reasons for seeking accreditation (or
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