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Interview with Chuck Gould, Volunteers of America

Aug 04

Recently, Volunteers of America President Charles W. Gould stopped by the ASAE offices to discuss the health care debate and how Volunteers of America is participating in the Power of A message. Earlier this month, he penned a guest post on an important Volunteers of America health care program. ASAE will continue its video interviews on this site to bring first-person accounts of how different associations and nonprofits are advancing America.

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Some trade associations dispatch members (subscription) to particpate in town hall meetings… Some Senate Democrats want to push a health care bill from Finance Committee regardless of deals… President holds a working lunch with the Democratic caucus.

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American Academy of Pediatrics Illinois Chapter

Program: Enhancing Developmentally-Oriented Primary Care (EDOPC)

Description: Enhancing Developmentally Oriented Primary Care (EDOPC) was a three-year (2005-2007) education and policy project to improve the health and development of young children in Illinois. As studies have consistently indicated, pediatricians and other health care providers can significantly improve care by increasing the use of validated screening tools and referring at-risk and delayed children for services. EDOPC taught the use of validated tools to screen for developmental, social-emotional (mental health), maternal depression, autism, and domestic violence issues with the 0-3 population.

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