The Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) Multisector Partner Directory showcases national partners relevant to the CCAM. Through regular updates, the directory will help CCAM Members and partners find and coordinate with stakeholders from across various sectors.

 To add a new partner, provide feedback, or share a collaboration story, please complete the form below.

 Check out examples, here, of multisector partnerships in action. 

Please note: Users can find the partners most relevant to them and their networks by using the search and filter capabilities below. Users can filter partners by the type, community or service area of focus, and CCAM member association. Results are reflected live as users search and/or filter. The reset function allows users to reset the table to its original unfiltered format.

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CCAM Multisector Partner Directory Form

Does your federal agency fund a national technical assistance center that impacts human services transportation, transportation access, and/or mobility that is currently not included in the Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) Multisector Partner Directory? Do you have a national multisector partner that you engage with to coordinate transportation related resources that would be beneficial to include in the Directory?

Please add them to the list by completing this quick form. By identifying new multisector partners to engage with, your input will strengthen the CCAM and its partners and improve transportation coordination for all.

We also want to hear multisector partner collaboration examples that you or your agency has spearheaded, participated in, or knows of. Please fill out this form so we can showcase this work!

CCAM Multisector Partnerships in Action 

The goal of the Directory is to provide a platform that will enable multisector partnership development. See below for noteworthy examples of these types of partnerships. Connections like these can lead to the sharing of resources, teaching about important topics that impact mutual stakeholders, learning about funding and collaboration opportunities, etc. If you have a partnership story you’d like to highlight, please complete this form.

Technical Assistance (TA) Center Collaboration

Knowledge-Sharing & Networking
	In August 2024, the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Rural Communities Opioid Response Program TA Center invited FTA’s National Rural Transit Assistance Program to present at their Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Learning Collaborative Session.
	In August 2024, FTA’s National Center for Mobility Management (NCMM) co-presented with FTA on the CCAM and NCMM’s mobility management tools for one of the U.S. Department of Justice’s TA centers, the Center for Children and Family Futures.
	In June 2024, NCMM hosted their annual Mobility Management Forum. More than 150 attendees joined in-person and virtually, and included mobility managers, transportation coordinators, community health workers, people working in mobility within State departments of transportation (DOTs), transportation agencies, organizations supporting older adults, and more.
	In 2023, the American Public Human Services Association and their member, the Perry County Job & Family Services, had a “meet & greet” with FTA’s NCMM. The meeting allowed the attendees to discuss rural transportation solutions and determine future collaboration opportunities.

Partner Organization Collaboration

Meal Delivery

After a March 2020 stay-at-home order went into place, Lake County Mobile Food Pantry program connected with Laketran to help deliver groceries to older adults with no access to food or transportation. This partnership between the local FTA, Administration for Community Living, AmeriCorps, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) grantees has continued through September 2024 and provided services for over 4,600 Lake County seniors. Read this article and watch this video to learn more.

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