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State Sustainability Plans and Tools

Please find state sustainability plans, logic models for sustainability planning and other written sustainability materials that states have chosen to share with their peers across states.

Massachusetts

Draft Logic Model

Nebraska

Respite Sustainability Plans

Respite Across the Lifespan

Nebraska Respite Network - Center on Children, Families and the Law
Northern Region Respite Network
Central Region Respite Network
Southeast Region Respite Network
Southwest Region Respite Network
Western Region Respite Network
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Munroe Meyer Institute

Work Plans

Nebraska Respite Network - Center on Children, Families and the Law

Northern Region Respite Network
Central Region Respite Network
Southeast Region Respite Network
Southwest Region Respite Network
Western Region Respite Network
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Munroe Meyer Institute

Logic Models

Eastern Region Respite Network
Nebraska Respite Network - Center on Children, Families and the Law
Northern Region Respite Network
Central Region Respite Network
Southeast Region Respite Network
Southwest Region Respite Network
Western Region Respite Network

Nevada

Nevada Lifespan Respite Care Coalition 2020 Strategic Action Plan to Increase Awareness and Access to the Coalition

New York

Lifespan Respite Final Sustainability Report 2022

New York Lifespan Respite Sustainability Retreat Agenda

New York State Lifespan Logic Model for Sustainability (DRAFT)

Lifespan Respite Financing Strategies Logic Model 8-15-19 (DRAFT)

Sample of NY Sustainability Retreat Flip Chart Notes

Pennsylvania

PA Lifespan Respite Summary Report

PA Logic Model with Recommendations for
Sustainability Planning

States Share Sustainability Planning Process and Progress at the 2014 Lifespan Respite Grantee and Partner Learning Symposium, Nashville, TN

Joan Rafferty and Amy Nazaire, MA Lifespan Respite Coalition, PPT Presentation
Ellen Nau, VA Lifespan Respite grantee and VA Caregiver Coalition, PPT Presentation

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