 Head Start  Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation  Town of Vandenbroek  League of Women Voters  Valley Baptist Church  Kaukauna Police Department.

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 Head Start  Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation  Town of Vandenbroek  League of Women Voters  Valley Baptist Church  Kaukauna Police Department  Fox Valley Farm Management Assoc  Affinity Health System  Harmony Café  Community Foundation  Childcare Resource and Referral  UW-Green Bay, Nursing Program  Larry's Piggly Wiggly  Fox Valley Technical College  Hmong American Partnership  The Memory Project  ThedaCare  Oneida Nation  Greenville Parks, Rec. & Forestry  Kaukauna Pride  Community Foundation  ESTHER  Childcare Resource and Referral  Partnership Comm Health Center  Rural Health Initiative  Kimberly School District  ThedaCare  United Way Fox Cities  Grand Chute Police Department  Catalpa Health

 Health and Human Services  County Planning Department  Board of Supervisors  Coroner's Office  Veterans Service Office  Executive’s Office  Sheriff's Department  Mosquito Hill Nature Center

Physical Activity & Nutrition  Melissa Kraemer Badke, East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission  Wendy Krueger, ThedaCare and Well City Fox Cities  Keren Rosenberg, United Way Fox Cities  Alex Tyink, Goodwill Grows  Wendy Vander Zanden, Community Action for Healthy Living

Mental Health  Sarah Ceccon, Outagamie County Public Health  Beth Clay, NAMI Fox Valley  Amanda Mathews, N.E.W. Mental Health Connection  Chris Wardlow, Catalpa Health and Outagamie County

Goal: Improve physical activity and support active living in Outagamie County Objectives: 1.Increase population reporting physical activity 2.Decrease percent of adults with BMI greater than 30 3.Increase number of worksites with active and comprehensive wellness programs 4.Ensure that opportunities to be physically active are accessible by all residents, especially older adults, people with disabilities and youth

Goal: Improve nutrition and food culture among all people in Outagamie County Objectives: 1.Increase skills and knowledge regarding food systems, including food procurement, cultivation, preservation, programming and support 2.Increase number of worksites with active and comprehensive wellness programs 3.Increase percent of infants who are exclusively breastfed through the first three months of life

Goal 1: Mental health literacy Objectives: 1.Increase use of evidence-based practices at community, provider and policy levels 2.Increase knowledge and awareness of the impact of trauma on the lifespan 3.Promote positive early childhood development

Goal 2: Access to quality mental health and substance abuse prevention, treatment, recovery and support services Objectives: 1.Maintain or increase mentally healthy days 2.Increase the number of medical providers using accepted tools to screen for mental health problems 3.Increase the number of mental health providers and workforce capacity

Goal 3: A resilient community Objectives: 1.Increase population reporting social or emotional support 2.Increase number of worksites with active and comprehensive wellness programs 3.Increase disaster, crisis, and emergency behavioral health resources

Community Health Assessment, April 2014 Identified physical activity & nutrition and mental health as priorities Community Health Improvement Plan, Released September 2014 Details community health assessment data and process Sets goals and objectives for Outagamie County to address health priorities Tracking of Community Health Improvement Plan, Document who, what, where, when, why, how CHIP is being implemented Submit declaration of support form to record efforts Evaluate and Report on Community Health Improvement Plan, 2019 Analyze performance of plan Re-assess community health priorities Develop updated plan

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