about us
what is CORD?
mission statement
how is CORD funded?
how can I participate?
What is CORD?
Mission Statement
How is CORD funded?
How can agencies participate?
Linda Davis
Participants will be asked to sign the Memorandum of Understanding
and complete a detailed Program Profile.
Printable PDFs for the MOU and Program Profile forms are available for downloading:
CORD is a listing of various diverse area agencies and a detailed explanation of the programs they provide. CORD is one of six initiatives identified in 1998 during a seven county community health needs assessment process - the development
phase of the Sarah Bush Lincoln Womens and Children's Center. The five other projects include: Free Dental Clinic; Medication Assistance Program; Adult Day Care; Mobile Preventive Health Screens and Prenatal and Postnatal Education.
Those involved in developing, supporting and using CORD are dedicated to providing a comprehensive, up-to-date, accessible guide to human services which improves the connection between community members and their needs with appropriate resources in Clark,
Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Jasper, Moultrie and Shelby counties.
A grant from the Illinois State Library (ISL) and
donations from Consolidated Communications
and Sarah Bush Lincoln Women and Children First are providing the financial
support to initiate and sustain CORD.
Agencies included in CORD meet the following inclusion criteria:
Agencies interested in participating should contact:
CORD
104 Professional Plaza
Mattoon, IL 61938
Voice & TTY: 1-866-511-CORD (2673)
Voice: (217) 258-2471
Fax: (217) 258-2354
E-mail: ldavis@sblhs.org
Please contact us to request forms via postal mail.
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