Presenters Ann Meletzke Executive Director Healthy Alamance Stacie Saunders Health Director Alamance County Health Department Introduction Rich Community Assessment History in Alamance County ID: 716440
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Health in All Policies
Alamance County: A burgeoning Approach to Community Health ImprovementSlide2
Presenters
Ann Meletzke
Executive Director, Healthy Alamance
Stacie Saunders
Health Director, Alamance County Health DepartmentSlide3
Introduction
Rich Community Assessment History in Alamance County
First Assessment conducted in 1997
Healthy Alamance established in 1997 and became a non-profit in 2007
Current Partners include
Alamance County Health Department
Healthy Alamance
United Way of Alamance County
Alamance Regional Medical Center – Cone Health
Elon UniversitySlide4
Community Assessment ModelSlide5
A community committed…
Commitment of all partners to be collective not just collaborative
Agencies align strategies to Community Assessment
For Example: United Way funding priorities
Movement to Community Health Improvement PlanSlide6
Community Health Improvement Plan
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN (CHIP)
By connecting social determinants of health with strategies known to create health communities, agencies can leverage resources to improve community health
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN (CHIP)
By connecting social determinants of health with strategies known to create health communities, agencies can leverage resources to improve community healthSlide7
A transitioning community…
Soft launching Health in All Policies
Not an easy concept
Many years invested in the concept without knowing it
Subtle approach in implementation
Get people talking your language – Figure out what your language is
Enhance partnerships – What tables are you not sitting at but need to in order for success
Show them how they are public health - unconventional partners may not know how they fit
Be accepting – How do you fit into their priorities, make it about themSlide8
Examples of Health in All Policies
Burgeoning approach for Alamance County
Examples
Wellness & Food Collaborative structure
Alamance AchievesSlide9
Wellness CollaborativeSlide10
Wellness Collaborative Slide11
Wellness Collaborative Slide12
Wellness CollaborativeSlide13
Alamance Achieves – Collective Impact
“
The commitment of a group of important actors from different sectors to a
common agenda
for solving a specific social problem.”
-- John
Kania
& Mark Kramer,
FSG Social Impact Advisors,
Stanford Social Innovation Review
Winter 2011Slide14
Alamance Achieves – Collective Impact
Civically Engaged
Supportive Community Slide15
Every child
is well, healthy and ready for school
Every child succeeds at school
Every child graduates,
prepared for post-secondary learning
Every child
is on track to achieve career goals
Outcome areas:
Outcome Areas:
Outcome Areas:
Outcome Areas:
Child
health and wellbeing
Kindergarten Readiness
Early grades
success
Middle grates success
High School Graduation
Post-secondary entry
Post-secondary Completion
Employment
Core
indicators:
Core
Indicators:
Core
Indicators:
Core
Indicators:
Well Visit Rates
ABSS Kindergarten Assessment
Grade 3 reading and math
Grade 8 reading and math
High School Graduation rates
College Enrollment rates
TBD: Post secondary
completion
TBD: Employment
Contributing Indicators:
Contributing
Indicators:
Contributing
Indicators:
Contributing
Indicators:
Prenatal Care
Number enrolled in high quality pre-k
Number waiting for subsidized care
Percent identified with special needs
Parental education
Attendance
After school enrollment
Language proficiency
Parental engagement
FAFSA completion
Teen Pregnancy rate
Attendance
Involvement in extracurricular activities
ABSS Senior Survey
First year college retention
Unemployment rates for young adults
Military enrollment
Students employed after one year of graduation
GED rates for 18-24
Incarceration rates
Key
c
ommunity factors:
Child poverty
rates
Voter registration
Per
pupil-county budget for education
Median household income
Voter turnout
Volunteerism rates
Affordable
Housing
County
employment ratesSlide16
Alamance Achieves – Collective Impact
Retired, NC Senate
Elon University
Impact Alamance
Alamance Burlington School System
Alamance County Government
Alamance County Commissioner
Alamance Community College
The United Way of Alamance County
Alamance County Social Services
Alamance
County Health Department
First
Presbyterian Church of Burlington
Glen
Raven, Inc.
The
Alamance Partnership for Children
Alamance
Area Chamber of
Commerce
Executive Committee:Slide17
Next Steps
Completion of the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)
Increased participation at “new” tables
Implementation of Report Card for County
Reinforce health, wealth and education connections
Homeless and Housing Initiatives
Mental Health Diversion in Jail System
Food Collaborative
Pediatric Nutrition Initiative