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Orientation to Faith-Based Social Services
Included in this topic area are articles that provide background information promoting understanding of the unique role of faith-based organizations in providing social service.
The Roundtable on Religion & Social Welfare Policy
Wrap-around services: Serving Holistically
Being “User Friendly:” The Benefits of a Multi-Faith Staff
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FBO - Government Collaboration
Help for FBOs and government entities in effectively connecting under the Charitable Choice rules.
Recursos del Web para la Estudios e Información Concerniente Iniciativas de Oraganizaciones Basadas
Toolkit for Government-FBO Collaboration
Fruitful Collaborations: Survey of Government-Funded Faith-Based Programs in 15 States (Exec Sum)
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General Collaboration
Assistance for FBOs, Public/Private Funders and Public Administrators in forging productive relationships that will transform lives and communities.
Meeting the Collaboration Challenge Workbook
Changing Communities through Faith in Action: Symposium Report One
Faith in Partnership: Lessons from the Winning Models of 2005 “Partners in Transformation” Awards
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Public/Private
Assistance for organizations with questions about the best resource and funding partners for a particular program or initiative.
Public/Private Ventures
Increasing Access to Health Care for the Medically Underserved through Faith
Public/Private Teaming
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Faith-Philanthropy Collaboration

United Way Mass Bay and the Faith & Action Initiative
Philanthropy & Faith: An Introduction
Toolkit for Private Funders
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Toolkit for Government-FBO Collaboration

Building Effective Cross-Sector Collaborations: A Learning Module

Toolkit for Private Funders

Mini-Profiles of Mayoral-FBO Partnerships in Prisoner Reentry

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