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With Moses Taylor Foundation funding, a formal multi-sector coalition of 30+ health and human service, faith, philanthropic, and public agencies was created in northeastern Pennsylvania. Using a collective impact model, a centralized infrastructure was established through United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike. 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United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike, Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States, 2. Meals on Wheels of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States, 3. Moses Taylor Foundation, Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States, 4. University of Maine, orono, Maine, United States  \nOlder adults residing in rural communities are at high risk of becoming socially isolated. The traditional scarcity of social and other supportive services in such settings often results in delaysin effective community response. With Moses Taylor Foundation funding, a community collaborative of more than 30 health/ human service, spiritual, philanthropic, and public agencies have created a formalized multi-sector organizational coalition to address older adult isolation in largely rural Lackawanna County, in northeastern Pennsylvania. Utilizing a collective impact model, a centralized infrastructure with its hub at the United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne, & Pike (UWLWP) has been successfully established. The Age Friendly Lackawanna Collaborative’s (AFLC) key components include dedicated staff, volunteer peer navigators, a common goal, shared measurement and data collection protocols, and coordinated, reframed aging communication channels. Key programmatic components that have been established, including screening, navigation, and awareness, ensure identification, guiding, and campaigning functions are performed, respectively. The AFLC has registered more than  \n167,000 Facebook views and 2,400 hits on the website in the first 6.5 months of 2025. Administering the evidence-based Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory, confirms that a large majority of organizational partners (71% to 100%) concur that the seven (7) inventory factors aligned with the collective impact model have been successfully implemented. Strongest factor scores confirm achievement of an appropriate cross-section of members (90%) and shared membership stake in both process and outcome (100%) . Best practice recommendations for replicating this collective community impact model to combat older adult social isolation in other rural communities are offered.","cbCaipBizg7X9D9P","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipBizg7X9D9P","pdf",972679,"English","# Overview\n## Coalition Design and Collective Impact Model\n## Program Components\n## Outcomes and Evidence-Based Assessment\n## Replication Recommendations","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the coalition target in rural communities?\",\"answer\":\"It targets older adults’ social isolation, driven by limited access to social and supportive services that can delay effective community action.\"},{\"question\":\"How was the coalition structured and implemented?\",\"answer\":\"It used a collective impact model with centralized infrastructure led by United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike, supported by dedicated staff, volunteer peer navigators, shared goals, and common measurement protocols.\"},{\"question\":\"What program components did the coalition establish?\",\"answer\":\"It established screening, navigation, and awareness components to support identification, guiding/navigation, and broader campaigning functions.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the document evaluate whether the model worked?\",\"answer\":\"It reports early engagement metrics (Facebook views and website hits) and uses the Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory to confirm high consensus among organizational partners on implementation of the seven factors aligned with the model.\"}]","Analysis of a Multi-Sector Regional Coalition to Combat Older Adult Isolation in a Rural U.S. County - Abstract | PDF",1790639490]