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Asthma Coalition Facilitator

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The District of Columbia Department of Health is seeking a contractor to coordinate and facilitate the DC Asthma Control Coalition, a collaborative effort aimed at improving asthma management and reducing asthma-related health disparities across the city. The contractor will be responsible for organizing meetings, engaging stakeholders including healthcare providers, community organizations, schools, and public health agencies, and ensuring effective communication and alignment among partners to advance shared goals for asthma control. This role involves developing and implementing strategic plans, tracking progress, reporting outcomes, and supporting the deployment of evidence-based interventions that promote equitable access to care and environmental improvements. The position requires strong project management, community engagement, and facilitation skills to build consensus and sustain long-term partnerships across diverse sectors. While no specific set-aside or NAICS code is listed, the contract is forecasted to be issued by the District of Columbia government with performance likely centered within the city. The opportunity was posted in July 2026, and further details including procurement timelines, eligibility requirements, and submission guidelines will be released through the official contracts portal for the District of Columbia. Interested parties should monitor the provided UI link for updates on the formal solicitation process.

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Coordinate DC asthma coalition, engage stakeholders, implement evidence-based interventions, reduce disparities, ensure equitable care access.

Agency

District of Columbia → Health (DOH)

NAICS

813212 - Voluntary Health OrganizationsView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Health (DOH)
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Contractor to coordinate and facilitate the DC Asthma Control Coalition.

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