A coordinated comprehensive plan.ppt

A coordinated comprehensive plan For children and families in Marion County Planning Process Phase I - 2000 Client interviews Provider survey Early Childhood Plan Phase II - 2001 19 High Level Outcomes Stakeholder Discussions Community Forums Planning Principles 1. Create a community-based, holistic approach 2. Assure family-centered practices 3. Establish/maintain effective partnerships 4. Utilize a balanced (SWOT) approach 5. Include data 6. Implement research-based accountability 7. Promote innovation 8. Reflect and incorporate diversity Marion County’s Additional Planning Principles 1. Build on the Phase I plan 2. Organize planning around the goal areas in Building Results 3. Engage education 4. Emphasize analysis, priorities, strategies Three Goals for Marion County’s Children Families Strong, nurturing families/ Caring communities and systems Healthy, thriving children (Ages 0-8) Healthy, thriving youth (Ages 9-18+) Phase II Plan Organization Executive Summary Narrative: Overview and Goals 1-3 - SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) - Priorities and Strategies - Rationale Data Portraits - Trends/Statistics/Analysis VISION STATEMENT A community where … Everyone is committed to the well-being of children Families are nurtured All community members are healthy Diversity is honored People live and work together, encouraging and supporting one another An Overview of Marion County Families Population increase: 24.7% since 1990 75% urban, 3.1% on farms Families with children: 34.5% of population Hispanic population accounts for 17.1% of total population More Oregonians over age 70 than teenagers 7 state correctional institutions + State Hospital Overview: Race/Ethnicity ?? Overview: Communities GOAL 1: Strong, Nurturing Families HIGH LEVEL OUTCOMES #1 - Reduce adult substance abuse #2 - Reduce domestic violence #3 - Reduce poverty #4 - Child maltreatment #19 - Community engagement Adult Substance Use Domestic Violen