Tripartite Board
Since 1968, local community action agencies have been required to have tripartite governing boards to gain and retain designation as eligible entities and to receive CSBG funding. Effective tripartite boards reflect and promote the unique anti-poverty leadership, action, and mobilization responsibilities assigned by law to community action agencies. Boards are responsible for assuring that agencies continue to assess and respond to the causes and conditions of poverty in their community, achieve anticipated family and community outcomes, and remain administratively and fiscally sound.
From OVCS – The following resources were developed by OVCS for Virginia Community Action Agencies.
From the Field – The following resources were found by OVCS staff and others to be helpful resources and templates relating to the Tri-Partite Board.