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TCC OUTCOME MEASUREMENT ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY BASELINE 2010 OUTPUTS OBJECTIVES • Number of adults in families identifi ed as homeless = 255 (HMIS, 2010) • Number of children identifi ed as homeless = 286 (HMIS, 2010) • Percentage of residents whose income in the previous 12 months was below the poverty level = 17.3% (U.S. Census, 2010) • Percentage of High School Graduates (includes equivalency) = 31.8% (U.S. Census, 2010) The number of children and families in safe, permanent, affordable housing will increase The number of Calhoun County residents living above 150% of poverty will increase The number of adults with a high school diploma or GED will increase Increase the number of homeless individuals and families moving into permanent housing Increase the percentage of residents living above 150% of poverty Increase the percentage of residents with a high school diploma/GED HEALTHY FAMILY & SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS BASELINE 2010 OUTPUTS OBJECTIVES • Percentage of students (9th and 11th graders) reporting having tried alcohol at some point in their lifetime = 50.8% (MiPHY, 2010) • Teen pregnancy rate = 80.3 (Calhoun County Public Health Dept., 2010) The number of youth engaging in healthy lifestyle choices will increase Increase abstinence rates relative to alcohol Decrease teen pregnancy rates • Percentage of adults who reported engaging in heavy drinking = 3.4% (Calhoun County Public Health Dept. , 2010) • Mortality rate: heart disease = 211.6; cancer = 205.6 (Calhoun County Public Health Dept., 2010) • Rate of confi rmed victims of abuse and/or neglect, Ages 0-17 = 15.0 (Kids Count, 2010) The number of adults engaging in healthy lifestyle choices will increase The number of children who are safe from intentional injuries in their homes and communities will increase The percentage of adults reporting binge drinking will decrease The mortality rates for heart disease and cancer will decrease Decrease the number of substantiated abuse/neglect cases COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS = ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND SERVICES BASELINE 2010 OUTPUTS OBJECTIVES • Number of residents who are uninsured = 5,008 (0-17 yrs of age); 38,542 (18-64 yrs of age) (Profi le of the Uninsured, 2010) • Infant Mortality Rate 2006-08 = 10.7 (Calhoun County Public Health Dept., 2010) • Percent of children immunized (July 2010)= 72% (MICR, 2010) • Percent of kindergartners “very ready” for school: Physical Health & Wellbeing = 26%; Social Competence = 22%; Emotional Maturity = 21%; Language & Cognitive Development = 22%; and Communication Skills & General Knowledge = 32% (TECCS, 2010) The number of Calhoun County residents with access to health services will increase (i.e., medical, dental, mental) The number of children “school ready” will increase Decrease the number of uninsured residents Decrease infant mortality rates Increase the number of fully immunized children Increase the number of children showing as “ready” across all domains Page 2 The Coordinating Council (TCC) of Calhoun County - Community Report Card 2010-11
The Coordinating Council (TCC) Workgroups ADULT OUTCOMES Goal: Work to ensure coordinated and accessible services in support of self-sufficiency for all residents of Calhoun County Strategy: • Support financial literacy programs/ initiatives addressing the needs of individuals striving for self-sufficiency • Honor/respond to cultural differences regarding fi nances • Provide information on alternatives to predatory fi nancial practices • Provide information through a variety of mediums to help professionals and the community at large understand fi nancial literacy issues relating to needs/gaps and responses/solutions • Encourage and support the ongoing work of Inspire Community Development Federal Credit Union Accomplishments: • Creation of a traveling display featuring fi nancial recipes for success in attaining self-suffi ciency • Hosted a national expert on personal and family fi nance for a community-wide presentation and special presentations to local high school and college students • Supported the opening of Inspire Community Development Federal Credit Union through announcements, press releases, and assistance with promotional/marketing materials • Developed the Community Financial Fitness Club - a follow-up effort for low-income families and individuals to both learn and share ways to become fi nancially fi t Next Steps: • Continue to increase community outreach through the Community Financial Fitness Club, traveling displays, website, youth events, press releases, and postcard series • Continue to provide support to the Inspire Community Development Federal Credit Union • Update and maintain a resource list of available county-wide fi nancial literacy efforts • Explore/Introduce new initiatives such as Individual Development Accounts and the Venture Grant • Host a youth-oriented national expert on personal and family fi nancial fi tness • County-wide facilitator of the Poverty Reducation Initative SUBSTANCE ABUSE WORKGROUP Goal: Improve county-wide indicators as they relate to substance abuse prevention, treatment, and aftercare services Strategy: • Advocate for programs, strategies and policy designed to improve substance abuse indicators Accomplishments: • Collaboration between prevention and treatment providers in Calhoun County • Representation at the Substance Abuse Regional Coordinating Agency through relationship with County Commissioners and local providers • Partnered with Substance Abuse Data Committee to identify gaps, barriers, needs, and solutions Next Steps: • Increase involvement of additional substance abuse treatment providers in efforts of the Substance Abuse Workgroup • Continue working with the Substance Abuse Data Committee to identify data needs for future planning • Develop educational, county-wide strategies to address and reduce Marijuana use by adolescents The Coordinating Council (TCC) of Calhoun County - Community Report Card 2010-11 Page 3
Page 1 and 2: CALHOUN COUNTY COMMUNITY REPORT CAR
Page 3: TABLE OF CONTENTS Outcome Measureme
Page 7 and 8: THE COORDINATING COUNCIL (TCC) WORK
Page 9 and 10: PROFILE OF CALHOUN COUNTY ECONOMICS
Page 11 and 12: ISSUE ACTION GROUP Access To Care M
Page 13 and 14: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY COMMUNITY
Page 15 and 16: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY EARLY CHI
Page 17 and 18: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY EARLY CHI
Page 19 and 20: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY 3RD - 8TH
Page 21 and 22: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY 3RD- 8TH
Page 23 and 24: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY COMPULSOR
Page 25 and 26: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY HIGH SCHO
Page 27 and 28: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY EMPLOYMEN
Page 29 and 30: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY POVERTY G
Page 31 and 32: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY HOMELESSN
Page 33 and 34: HEALTHY FAMILY & SOCIAL RELATIONSHI
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS INFANT MORT
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS CHILD HEALT
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS MENTAL HEAL
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS MENTAL HEAL
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS EMERGENCY N
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS ACCESS TO H
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS ACCESS TO H
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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS VOTER PARTI
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Information and Referral trees to a
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ASSAULT
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FINANCIAL SERVICES Call 211 or (269
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HOUSING ASSISTANCE Call 211 or (269
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Emergency MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION NO
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PRENATAL / OBSTETRICS Insurance Med
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SENIOR HEALTH SERVICES ADDITIONAL I
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Respite & Caregiver Brookdale Senio
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TEEN PREGNANCY RESOURCES Call 211 o
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WOMEN’S HEALTH Private Provider I
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Recreation Battle Creek Family YMCA
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LEGAL SERVICES Police Emergency 911
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TCC REPORT CARD NOTES The Coordinat
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