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• Whom do they partner with? Do they collaborate with government agencies, other non-profits, healthcare providers, or community leaders?
• Who funds them? Do they receive government grants, rely on private donations, or organize fundraising events?
• What programs do they provide? Examples include free health screenings, vaccinations, nutrition education, mental health services, or programs for specific populations like pregnant women, children, or the elderly.
• Whom do they serve? Do they focus on low-income families, immigrants, people with disabilities, or specific geographic areas?

3. Gather supporting information: Look for news articles, case studies, or testimonials on their website or social media that showcase the impact of their outreach efforts. This will help you understand the real-world outcomes of their work.

4. Analyze and discuss: Based on your research, critically analyze the effectiveness of their outreach strategies. Consider the following:

• Do they reach their target audience effectively?
• Are their programs culturally relevant and accessible?
• What are the measurable outcomes of their outreach efforts (e.g., increased screening rates, improved health outcomes)?
• Are there any challenges or areas for improvement?

5. Example: Choose a specific organization and apply this framework. Here’s a starting point:

• Organization: City of Hope Clinic, Los Angeles
• Focus: Free and low-cost primary care services for uninsured and underinsured residents
• Outreach efforts: Partnerships with community centers, churches, schools, and local businesses; mobile clinics in underserved neighborhoods; multilingual marketing campaigns.

Remember to replace this example with a real organization in your community and conduct your own research to create a comprehensive and informative discussion.