Common use of Community Engagement Clause in Contracts

Community Engagement. The parties agree to continue, where labor determines it has the capacity, the following opportunities to promote total health in the communities where we live and work: » Integrate Labor into regional and service area community health councils and committees. » Establish a Labor Community Health Partner (LCHP) and Community Benefit (CB) lead in each region or service area, where Labor determines it has the capacity, to work with local community benefit teams. The LCHP should review community needs assessments, develop collaborative interests, strategies and activities, and provide regular updates to the LMP Council and local unions. The parties will work together to obtain appropriate release time for the LCHP. » Continue KP Cares (or a similar program) to allow union members to contribute to community benefit, and encourage regions to recognize KP employees for volunteer and community benefit efforts.

Community Engagement. The parties agree to continue, where labor determines it has the capacity, the following opportunities to promote total health in the communities where we live and work: » Integrate Labor into regional and service area community health councils and committees. ; » Establish a Labor Community Health Partner (LCHP) and Community Benefit (CB) lead in each region or service area, where Labor determines it has the capacity, to work with local community benefit teams. The LCHP should review community needs assessments, develop collaborative interests, strategies and activities, and provide regular updates to the LMP Council and local unions. The parties will work together to obtain appropriate release time for the LCHP. » Continue KP Cares (or a similar program) to allow union members to contribute to community benefit, and encourage regions to recognize KP employees for volunteer and community benefit efforts.

Community Engagement. The parties agree to continue, where labor determines it has the capacity, to continue the following opportunities to promote total health in the communities where we live and work: » • Integrate Labor into regional and service area community health councils and committees. » ; • Establish a Labor Community Health Partner (LCHP) and Community Benefit (CB) lead in each region or service area, where Labor determines it has the capacity, to work with local community benefit teams. The LCHP should review community needs assessments, develop collaborative interests, strategies and activities, and provide regular updates to the LMP Council and local unions. The parties will work together to obtain appropriate release time for the LCHP. » • Continue the KP Cares (or a similar program) to allow union members to contribute to community benefit, and encourage regions to recognize KP employees for volunteer and community benefit efforts.