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Our Clients: Who Are They?

NCCH staff and associates provide a variety of customized training and technical assistance services. NCCH shares practical knowledge, skills, and experience with audiences from a wide variety of occupational, economic, and cultural backgrounds and in community, state, national or multi-national settings. NCCH clients have included:

• U.S. National, Native American, State, and Local Community Government Groups -- including defense, health, housing, mediators, justice, public safety, social services, transportation and community agencies and tribal groups. For example, NCCH staff design and facilitate training and technical assistance programs to meet varied substance abuse prevention and community and tribal housing councils needs.
• Corporate and Business Groups -- including a variety of large and small corporations involved with products and services such as banking, wholesale distributors, national oil and gasoline, information and consulting services, and more. NCCH staff were part of Texaco's diversity training team. NCCH staff designed the "Managing Diversity" curriculum for Publix Supermarkets and are currently supporting an effort to provide training for Amtrack managers nationwide.
• Associations and Non-Profit Groups -- including groups with a varied client base, such as business organizations, health professionals, union employees, newspaper editors and reporters, substance abuse program planners, fire fighters and emergency medical technicians, educators and more. NCCH staff were among faculty selected for the National Promise Fellow's Institute, a bi-partisan group convened by Presidents Clinton, Bush, Reagan, Carter, and Ford and coordinated by General Colin Powell to promote volunteerism and community service to benefit the well being and success of America's youth. NCCH staff are also involved in the Annie E. Casey Jobs Initiative.
• Education and Academic Groups -- including small and large public school systems, private schools, and colleges and universities across the nation. NCCH staff have conducted facilitated dialogs about diversity issues, training workshops, and work to establish and strengthen the effectiveness of diversity councils.
• Health Care Provider and Policy Organizations -- including local health centers and hospitals, state and regional planning organizations, and national association and policy organizations. NCCH staff recently conducted a series of trainings for the Michigan Department of Mental Health and revised a cross-cultural health care curriculum and training guide for the American Medical Student Association.

NCCH's approach is useful to organizations of all types:

• large and small,
• local, state and national,
• for-profit and non-profit,
• product-focused and service-focused,
• customer or client based, and
• business, health or education based.

NCCH modifies or completely reworks existing formats and frameworks to fit unique organizational characteristics and needs.