Community Input Survey Results Report

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Hillsborough Early Head Start Family Child Care Homes Lutheran Services Florida offers Early Head Start programming in family child care home settings.
Advertisements

Select Committee on Homelessness Hearing, The Road Home: Step Two Mental Health Systems Laura V. Otis-Miles, Ph.D., CPRP Vice President.
CHFS ANNUAL MEETING April 14, 2014 Baby Basics John Ladd, MNO Cuyahoga County Office of Early Childhood Invest in Children.
A Home Visiting Program that Works. The Importance of Prevention Diverse communities and service providers across the U.S. have come to the same conclusion.
Ready to Grow… Ready to Learn… Ready to Succeed Kentucky’s Plan for Kindergarten Readiness October 2012.
Family Nutrition Education Programs Nutrition and Life Skills for Missouri Families FNEP.
Ionia County Great Start Collaborative Strategic Planning Reviewing trends from new information & data Setting Priorities for Goals & Strategies.
XYZ Corporation 2012 United Way of Greenville County Campaign AM A. GRADUATION CAP. PLAYGROUND.STETHOSCOPE. I AM A UNITED WAY DONOR.
Health Trends SSP Executive 18 th December. How long we can expect to live for has increased both nationally and in Salford LE in Salford (years)
Be the Change.. Who is HandsOn Central Ohio?  Over 35 years ago, two collaborating organizations, Volunteer Action Center (VAC) and Caring Answering.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The Affordable Care Act Signed into law on March 23, 2010 Implemented incrementally You can keep your.
Mecosta County Community Support Systems Paula Sawyer Ferris State University.
East Durham Children’s Initiative Providing a pipeline of services from birth through high school for children and families in East Durham, with support.
Socially Vulnerable Business Plan Hampton City Council October 28, 2009.
Youth Employment Initiative IMPACT June Presenter Claire Wills – Employment & Skills Officer Shain Akhtar – Quality Assurance/Inspection & Commissioning.
Expanding the Financial Stability of Persons with Disabilities
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
Kent CHAP History Health Net of West Michigan. Kent CHAP History Health Net of West Michigan.
HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES
myRA® (my Retirement Account) A New Way to Start Saving for Retirement
Human Services Delivery Systems and Organizations
Human Services Delivery Systems and Organizations
Prevent Empower Stabilize
What is a Children’s Services Council (CSC)?
Human Services Delivery Systems and Organizations
the value of partnering
Head Start / early head start services- may 30, 2017
Gregg County Comprehensive Community Needs Assessment
MLTSS Delivery System SubMAAC
Give l Volunteer l Be Counted
UNITED WAY OF METRO CHICAGO Internal expertise; connections with a variety of partners, volunteer and donors; resources to drive lasting.
Policy & Advocacy Platform April 24, 2017
Beaver County Behavioral Health
Muncie public library Brings early literacy into the home
CT
Community Engagement & Collaboration.
Monterey County Health Department
Supportive Services for Veteran Families
What IS a Collaborative?
Human Services Delivery Systems and Organizations
Human Services Delivery Systems and Organizations
Pathways from Developmental Screening to Services: Spotlight of Effort led by Northwest Early Learning Hub - in collaboration with the Oregon Pediatric.
Working with Transitioning Youth
Community Foundation of Collier County
Assisting YouthBuild Programs to Promote Financial Saving:
Hi, welcome to this orientation to Transition Services offered through the Division of Rehabilitative Services…or DRS. The purpose of this orientation.
ARE YOU READY... To Join The Hand-Raisers? To Be A Game Changer? To Give Where You Live?
People Implementation Team
HHS Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships,ey Strategies
Cardiff Youth Support Services
Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Collaboration, Not Competition:
Chapter 1: Early Childhood Careers
Employee Campaign Coordinators Training
Parent Satisfaction Surveys November 2015
Inequality Starts Before Kindergarten
We Serve – An Introduction to Service Learning
Envision Comanche Employment Focus Group March 14, 2019
Regional Center of Orange County 2011 Performance Contract
Community Health Visioning 2017
Congratulations Please join your employer in supporting United Way.
United Way in Our Community 2019.
SAMPLE ONLY Dominion Health Center: Excellence in Medicaid Managed Care (or another defining message) Dominion Health Center is a community health center.
SAMPLE ONLY Dominion Health Center: Your Community Partner for Excellent Care (or another defining message) Dominion Health Center is a community health.
What is IMPACT/ReNU? IMPACT ReNU Campus gateway to the community
SAMPLE ONLY Dominion Health Center: Your Community Partner for Excellent Care (or another defining message) Dominion Health Center is a community health.
2015 Bradford County Needs Assessment
Disability Rights Ohio 101
We Are Not Our Audience 18% 4.5% 0.3%. We Are Not Our Audience 18% 4.5% 0.3%
COMMUNITIES A PARTNER TO 2020 Levy Request County Board Workshop
Presentation transcript:

Community Input Survey Results Report Saunders County A Bright Future Community Input Survey Results Report October 27, 2015 Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Survey process / methodology Data collected from an eight question online survey tool from Aug. 21 – Oct. 15, 2015 560 community stakeholders were personally invited to participate via postcards and email Stakeholders represented business, government, education, faith-based and community sectors 125 total respondents - 22 % response rate Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Community Response Rates Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Survey Questions What community do you identify most strongly with? How critical are the following needs for people with low incomes living in that community? In Saunders County as a whole, how critical are the following needs for people with low incomes living there? What other needs do you think are critical for people with low incomes living in the county? What populations do you believe are underserved in the county? What organizations should Community Action partner with to address these needs? Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Saunders County Needs Rating Scale: Education & employment training (Community Action Services) Rating Scale: High need – 5 Low need – 1 Education & employment training 4.2 Early childhood education 4.1 Parenting support Money management education/support 4.0 Housing assistance 3.8 Home weatherization 3.5 Tax prep and filing 3.4 Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Wahoo Needs Rating Scale: Education & employment training 4.2 (Community Action Services) Rating Scale: High need – 5 Low need – 1 Education & employment training 4.2 Money management education/support 4.1 Early childhood education 4.0 Parenting support 3.9 Housing assistance 3.6 Home weatherization 3.3 Tax prep and filing 3.4 Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Additional Responses / Needs Transportation Mental/behavioral health services Youth activities (after school, community service projects, work prep) Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Percent (respondents could choose more than one) Underserved populations Percent (respondents could choose more than one) Single parents 46.0% Seniors 36.2% 18-30 year olds 32.7% Infants to age five 30.9% Other (Upper elementary & middle school, pre-teens & teens, disabled or those with mental health needs) 10.6% 31-65 year olds 9.7% Women Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses Increase Public Internet Access Educate residents on how to find and use available resources County resource website Expand Entrepreneurship Opportunities - Less regulation for starting businesses, and lower taxes Attract more good employers to the community Money & Savings Education - Education about the importance of making wise money decisions / choices - Not everyone understands this Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses (continued) Provide counseling / education and assistance to job seekers - Guidance in continued education and daycare to complete skills and find work. Cut off assistance until employed Many jobs are available in Saunders County Limit free stuff - Discourage laziness and encourage employment (applies to people that are very capable of working). Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses (continued) Parenting Classes During pregnancy and before they leave the hospital Training for parents on how to support their children in school Work with at-risk youth on community service projects Have some sort of bicycle program, or skate board park Build a Habitat for Humanity house Adult mentors - To step in and help kids whose parents aren’t supporting them Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses (continued) Keep food bank stocked Encourage people to use the food bank Strengthen back pack program Rental properties Hold property owners accountable for the way they maintain rental properties Subsidized housing People living in subsidized housing of any kind should be drug tested during and after housing. People should receive continued support and education to discontinue drug use, and not be allowed to smoke in housing. Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses Related to Partnering Schools, food assistance, or food bank programs to identify families in need and reach out to help them build self-sufficiency After school programs at churches (i.e., Mead) Existing young mothers or teen organizations The CLOSET and KID’S CUPBOARD OPPD utility assistance program Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses Related to Partnering Wahoo Civic Center Ashland Education Center Probation, parole, diversion, county attorney’s office Volunteer fire departments Business associations, Chamber Southeast Community College & UNL Extension Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Written Responses Related to Partnering VFW, other veterans’ and service organizations Lutheran Family Services, Blue Valley, DHHS Medical and dental offices and clinics Senior care centers Salvation Army, other social service programs Preschool programs and daycares, parent school groups Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Next steps timeline December 2015: Community Action Board utilizes results to identify priorities within Saunders County and determine if priority needs are best met by Community Action, partnerships with other entities, or by referral to other entities. By end of March 2016: Community Action Staff/Board develops a plan to promote programs offered by Community Action in Saunders County to increase resident awareness and utilization. Staff/Board work to establish new partnerships and effective referral processes. April 2016: Implement plan. Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org

Saunders County A Bright Future Thanks to everyone who has participated in this effort! Please contact Michelle Martinez at: mmartinez@community actionatwork.org if you want to stay involved in planning/implementation activities. Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties | 402-471-4515 | www.communityactionatwork.org