The purpose of this session is for participants to gain insights about how community pathways are being conceptualized, planned and/or implemented across the country. Panelists will share examples of their jurisdictions, and speakers will point to the use of asset-based community development approaches which reflect both race equity and tribal sovereignty. Speakers will also cover how an integrated practice model can support systems of care to develop and resource local community pathways as well as which funding strategies can be used to realize the goal of a connecting families to services through trusted community-based supports/organizations, rather than though formal engagement with Title IV-E agencies.