Accreditation Approved 5/26/11

The NCOA approved accreditation at their May board meeting

On Site Peer Review Meeting 5/12/11

Pat Branson

Executive Director, Kodiak, Alaska

Agenda

Notebook Accepted 4/20/11

Our Accreditation notebook has been accepted by the NISC National Accreditation office

Notebook Submission 2/15/11

Fourth Meeting 2/8/11

Review Standards feedback part 2

Third Meeting 11/16/10

Review Standards feedback

Second Meeting 9/21/10

Agenda

Requirements Summary Checklist!

The Kick-Off Meeting 8/24/10

Agenda

Power Point Presentation

The Process Flow Chart

Sub-Committee Assignments

Comments from Meeting

Staff Planning & Prep 5/2011

The ACC has applied for National Accreditation!

Various community leaders have agreed to work together with the staff at the ACC in becoming a successful model for senior centers nationwide through obtaining national accreditation.

What does National Accreditation Mean?

National accreditation is the end result of a rigorous process including an agency self-assessment and on-site inspection by a peer reviewer from the National Institute of Senior Centers, a division of the National Council on Aging. The accreditation process is a quality assurance program that examines nine different standards and requires community involvement in the self-assessment process.

What are The Nine Standards?

Standard 1: Purpose and Planning

Standard 2: Community Connections

Standard 3: Governance

Standard 4: Administration and Human Resources

Standard 5: Program Development and Implementation

Standard 6: Evaluation

Standard 7: Fiscal and Asset Responsibility

Standard 8: Records and Reports

Standard 9: Facility and Operations

Who's on the Accreditation Committee?

Committee List

Committee Bios