Partnership Application

Step 1a Community Initiator

1. Please provide a narrative and tell us who you are.

What drives you? What are you passionate about? What are you passionate about? How are you active today in your community? Why do you do what you do? What has inspired you? What do you hope to achieve? *

2. Go into detail what you are doing now in your community.

What do you do? What kinds of people are you focusing on? When did you start? Why and how did you start? Do you working with other groups? What kind of changes are you hoping to achieve? *

3. Tell us about positive things you have been able to accomplish with your community. *

4. Tell us also of the challenges you have faced. *

5. Please list three people from the community. Have them answer the questions in the accompanying form (Step 1b): *

6. We need the following pictures (all pictures must have captions explaining what they are):

You, your staff and/or your family *

Max file size: 20MB

Your community with people *

Max file size: 20MB

The work you are presently doing *

Max file size: 20MB

One picture that respresents who you are for the website. *

Max file size: 20MB

Submit

Step 1b References
IMHA needs to hear from people in the community that have been affected by your ministry. They can be people that have worked with you or people who have benefited from your activities. Please have at least three people answer the following questions.

1. Name *

First

Last

Address *

3. Email *

4. Church affiliation *

5. Occupation *

6. How have you personally been impacted by the activities of the potential partner? *

7. Tell us some positive stories concerning the potential partner and some challenges they have faced. *

8. Other comments *

Please send your picture *

Max file size: 20MB

Submit

Step 2 IMHA Champion

Step 3 Accountability

The IMHA partner is not only accountable to the IMHA network but also to their own local community. IMHA expects its partners to have the following accountable structures in place and functioning effectively.

1) Accountability to the local community through an internal board. This is a group of people that are committed to the ministry and have the power to make decisions on the ministries goals and leadership.
2) Accountability to an external group such as a local church or community organization. These people represent the community in which the partner serves. They are the ones that should be free to offer feedback on the partner's impact in the community.

There are 4 steps in the partnership process. Each step is required to have a completed application. You may submit the forms and information individually or all at the same time.

Step 1a Community Initiator

Step 1b References
IMHA needs to hear from people in the community that have been affected by your ministry. They can be people that have worked with you or people who have benefited from your activities. Please have at least three people answer the following questions.

Step 2 IMHA Champion

IMHA Champion

Step 3 Accountability

Step 4 Partner Information

There are 4 steps in the partnership process. Each step is required to have a completed application. You may submit the forms and information individually or all at the same time.

Step 1a Community Initiator

Step 1b ReferencesIMHA needs to hear from people in the community that have been affected by your ministry. They can be people that have worked with you or people who have benefited from your activities. Please have at least three people answer the following questions.

Step 2 IMHA Champion

IMHA Champion

Step 3 Accountability

Step 4 Partner Information

Step 1b References
IMHA needs to hear from people in the community that have been affected by your ministry. They can be people that have worked with you or people who have benefited from your activities. Please have at least three people answer the following questions.