About ONTRACK Consulting

Our Mission is to strengthen programs for underserved communities by collaborating with diverse groups, leveraging knowledge, and advocating for policy change to improve social justice outcomes.

 ONTRACK  was established in 1997 as a private nonprofit agency, providing high-quality consulting and training by leading health and human service experts. Thanks to funding through state and fereral contracts, many services are available at no charge to applicant organizations.

Our principal clients and partners have included: California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, California Department of Public Health, Center for Applied Research Solutions, California Institute for Mental Health/Center for Multicultural Development, National Asian Pacific American Families Againist Substance Abuse, U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Nonprofit Resource Center.

Some of ONTRACK’s key projects have included:

 

The Nonprofit Innovation Center ONTRACK was among the first organizations to accept Sierra Health Foundation’s invitation to participate in its 5-year pilot program, the Nonprofit Innovation Center—fondly referred to as the NIC.  The NIC campus is located on Garden Highway in Sacramento, California and promotes cross-agency learning and resource-sharing among its tenants.  Get more information about the NIC at http://www.sierrahealth.org

Our Vision ONTRACK is a leading social justice organization dedicated to eliminating disparities through caring, compassionate, community-centered approaches to health and wellness.
Our Mission ONTRACK is a nonprofit consulting firm that strengthens programs for underserved communities by collaborating with diverse groups, leveraging knowledge, and advocating for policy change to improve social justice outcomes.

The Executive Director

Madalynn C. Rucker graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor’s degree and received a Master’s degree in Political Science/Public Administration from Stanford University. She recognized the interconnectedness of poverty, racism, inadequate education, housing and its impact on health and wellness among African Americans and other underserved populations.  She established a career in human services administration with San Mateo County’s employment and training services division, serving the county’s chronically unemployed residents. Following her tenure with San Mateo County, she worked with the Community Services Planning Council, providing leadership in building community coalitions in the Sacramento region, which were federally funded to strengthen the prevention efforts of local communities impacted by the effects of alcohol and other drug problems and related issues. Madalynn founded and incorporated ONTRACK Program Resources to support and strengthen community-based and local agencies in implementing more effective programs and policies to improve health and social justice outcomes for disadvantaged populations.

 

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