About CACH
The Coalition of Accountable Communities of Health (CACH) is the formal partnership that brings Washington's nine Accountable Communities of Health (ACHs) together to learn from each other, align on shared priorities, and amplify what's possible across the state.
How CACH works
A formal coalition structure
CACH is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit membership organization. All nine of Washington's ACHs are eligible for membership.
Strategic collaboration with ACHs
Executive leadership from regional ACHs comprise the CACH board of directors. The Coalition is led by an Executive Director and key staff positions to advance statewide, cross-ACH strategy.
Committee-driven work
Coalition committees and workgroups advance CACH’s shared strategic priorities from statewide communications and Hub coordination to policy and advocacy. Membership brings together staff and leaders across ACHs to align regional expertise, strengthen collective action, and drive statewide impact.
Get in touch
General inquiries
Looking for a specific ACH? Find your regional ACH on our ACHs map page — service, referral, and local partnership questions go directly to the right region.
See more from the Coalition
Explore the work ACHs do across Washington, or find the right regional ACH for your community.