1. Collective Impact Examples

2. Collective Impact is “the commitment of a group of organizations from different sectors to a common agenda for solving a specific social problem, using a structured form of collaboration.”

3. Collective Impact – 5 Conditions
Specialized
Agendas
Common
Agenda
Fragmented
Measurements
Shared
Measurement
Mutually
Reinforcing
Activities
Independent
Activities
Sporadic
Communication
Continuous
Communication
CI is NOT new
It’s meant to build on previously existing work and to be coordinated and collaborative
What is new about it is that it organizes and structures what we already know and do.
Unsupported
Efforts
Backbone
Organization
Source: Tamarack

4. National School Wellness Coalition
Started
Backbone Organization | Continuity & Focus - .5 FTE
25 Partners
15 Steering Committee Members
Monthly conference calls – 30 minutes
Annual in-person working session
Coordinated Action Committee & Evaluation Committee
5 to 10 members each
Monthly conference calls

5. National School Wellness Coalition
Strategic Plan
Funding for Data Pilot Project – 2 ½ Years
Joint Fundraising Efforts Underway
Coordinating Partners’ Work – Begin in 2017

6. Addison Early Childhood Collaborative
Formed in 2012
ASD4
Metropolitan Family Svcs.
Library
YWCA
Health Dept.
+8 Others
Funded in 2014 | Backbone Organization – <1 FTE
Steering Committee – every two months
Community Change Training in 2016
System Scan
2-year Operating Plan

7. Addison Early Childhood Collaborative
Work Groups – meet monthly
Parent and Family Engagement
Annual Community Resource Fair
Resource Guide (new work)
Kindergarten University
Early Childhood Alignment & Coordination
Kindergarten Symposium
Community Breakfast
Data
Common Metrics & Tracking (started late 2016)