1. Community Health Visioning 2017
Preventive Health Care
Sarah Owen , Cliff Smith, and Sally Jackson 1

2. Preventive Health Care
Develop a community-wide program for preventive health care, considering childhood obesity, diabetes or prenatal care and distribute through schools and other community/neighborhood partners. (Key elements may include personal/parental responsibility, infrastructure for delivery of service, grassroots/door-to-door campaign using old Polio model or neighborhood champions.) 2

3. Dunbar United Way House
More than a Medical Clinic
Synergy created between partners
Transformational care vs. Transactional care
Over 350 “walk –in” customers in June
Over 100 received services from LPG
The House started with one simple question and that model continues today…but with more answers for the customer. 3

4. United Way 211 Top 10 Reported Needs
Utility Assistance
Rent Assistance
Emergency Food
Medical/Prescription Assistance
Employment Assistance
Food Stamps
Emergency Shelter
Senior Services
Medical Transportation
Child Care 4

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6. Dunbar United Way House
4,601 Individuals Served in 2010
Community Cooperative Ministries- Lead Agency
Lee Memorial Healthcare System-Host Agency
Lee Memorial Physicians Group
ACCESS Kiosk, Department of Children and Families
NAMI
Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource Center
Hind’s Feet Mentoring Program
Haitian American Coalition
Senior Friendship Center
Goodwill Industries
Healthy Start
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance 6 6 6

7. East Fort Myers United Way Campus
3,098 Individuals Served in 2010
United Way 2-1-1
Wake Up America
Harry Chapin Food Bank
Healthy Start
Bonita Literacy: Mom's and Tot's
Literacy Volunteers of Lee County
NAMI
Catholic Charities
Goodwill Industries
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
Children’s Advocacy Center-Lead Agency
Lee Memorial Hospital-Host Agency
Family Health Centers
Home Ownership Resource Center
Sickle Cell Disease Association
Community Cooperative Ministries
ACCESS Kiosk, Department of Children and Families
AARP - Senior Community Service Employment Program
GRIP (Grandparents Returning into Parenting)
Alcoholics Anonymous 7 7 7

8. Health and Wellness Programs and Initiatives: 12 United Way Houses
Sexually Transmitted Disease Education and Testing
Blood Pressure Screening
Mental Health Information, Referral and Counseling
Substance Abuse Counseling
Pre-natal Counseling
Child Birth Classes
Sickle Cell Education
Epilepsy Education
Cancer Support Services
Alzheimer Support Groups and Education
Positively Aging Services
Nursing Internship Opportunities
Choice Market and Nutritional Food Opportunities 8 8 8

9. Key Accomplishments
The Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida Advocacy Programs
90,000 Contacts at Health and Safety Fairs for Prevention/Education
16,300 Lee and Collier Grade School Students Received Health Education Programs
1,579 Car Seat Safety Checks
1,039 Bicycle Helmets Fitted/Distributed 9 9 9

10. Key Accomplishments LMHS Trauma District Injury Prevention Programs
Over 200,000 Annual Contacts
Bicycle Safety, Child Passenger Safety, High Risk Driver Training, Young Driver Training, Trauma Nurses Talk Tough for School Age Children, Defensive Driving Training, Step Wisely Falls Prevention, Mature Adult Safety, Boating Safety, Workplace Injury Prevention, GATE Program, Suicide Prevention (NEW)
Injury Prevention Coalition
Drug House Odyssey, Pediatric Injury Prevention Health Fair, 3 D Month, Trauma Awareness Month, Falls Awareness Month, Health Fairs
3D Month is Drinking, Driving and Drugs 10 10 10

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