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"OP3: Exponentially increasing the value of
public-private partnerships."
The Fairfax County Office of Public Private Partnerships (OP3) creates and develops public-private partnerships to stimulate positive change in the community and encourage civic involvement and responsibility. The office brings together representatives and resources from public and private sectors to address community issues impacting the quality of life in the County. This pooling of resources has an effectiveness which surpasses government or private institutions acting alone.
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WHAT'S NEW AT OP3
- Check out the new OP3 Spring
2009 Newsletter (PDF)
- Vance Zevela featured in
McLean Connection newspaper (PDF)
- Fairfax County Restoration Project meets with Virginia
MegaProjects to discuss community engagement around HOT Lane - Second session of Foreclosure Prevention training held on April 29, 2009 with 35 legal professionals attending
- Check out "10
Ways To Give In Fairfax County" on the Give and Get
Involved page UPCOMING EVENTS - TBD |
ABOUT OP3
Our Mission
Our mission is to catalyze public private partnerships that address community issues impacting quality of life in the County.Our Services
Our success in creating partnerships like the Medical Care for Children Partnership, the CASH-VITA partnership, and others, has given us a solid knowledge-base and the relationships needed to initiate many new partnerships that address other needs in the county. When and if your organization, agency, or company wishes to form a partnership, contact us and we will assist existing or emerging partnerships by doing the following:-
Process partnership requests using our predetermined set of
criteria
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Work with customers whose requests have been accepted by the
committee
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Identify potential partners from county agencies, businesses,
faith based organizations, NGOs and citizens
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Provide training and facilitate the partnerships-help
organizations develop competence to maintain a partnership
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Coordinate with existing agencies and entities that are doing
similar work
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Identify opportunities for sustainability when necessary for the
partnerships
Resources
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This month's suggested reading on public private partnerships:
"Breakthrough Performance: Ten Emerging Practices of Leading
Intermediaries," published by The U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services Center for Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives and the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives.
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If you are a business, non-profit, or County agency, please see our
new section, "Links
& Resources."
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Looking for information on our signature partnerships such as
MCCP, CASH/VITA, Project Discovery, AHNP, AHP, or
Adopt-A-Family? Please check here: " Launched Partnerships."
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Want to find out how to get involved or give to our community? We
have ideas. Please contact our office for more information. >
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