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Doing More With Less: Case Studies on the Impact of National Service

Authors

Andrew Wolk

Stella Tran, Senior Writer

Katie Theriault, Research Associate

Kelley Kreitz, Senior Editor

Partner

Corporation for National and Community Service

Diplomas Now

Community HealthCorps

Montana Conservation Corps

National Civilian Conservation Corps

Published

2013

Doing More with Less: Case Studies on the Impact of National Service

Summary

Service plays a vital role in providing low-cost human capital to address today's tough social issues. Doing More with Less analyzes the link between service and the ability to make progress on difficult social issues.

Doing More with Less analyzes the link between service and the ability to make progress on difficult social issues. The report finds that CNCS-funded service programs provide a low-cost human capital stream that extends and supplements the reach of limited financial resources. With the help of AmeriCorps members, nonprofits can provide additional services that they would otherwise tend to exclude due to lack of funding. This makes it possible for nonprofits to tackle social issues more effectively. CNCS-funded service programs are already a critical part of a larger ecosystem of funding and program delivery mechanisms in the United States. In the coming decades, national service has the potential to play an increasingly critical role in making it possible to do more with less. This case study focuses on the social issue areas of:

  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Environment
  • Disaster Relief
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