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Community Partnerships Supporting Children, Youth and Families in Prince George Mission Statement: The Child, Youth & Family Network is a network of community representatives in Prince George, committed to promoting collaboration among


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Community Partnerships Supporting Children, Youth and Families in Prince George

Mission Statement:

The Child, Youth & Family Network is a network of community

representatives in Prince George, committed to promoting collaboration among service providers in order to facilitate effective transition planning, identify gaps in services for children and youth, develop strategic priorities, and make recommendations regarding community needs to relevant parties. Vision Statement:

All children, youth and their families have the opportunity to

participate and achieve optimal health, development and well- being in a child friendly community.

Child, Youth and Family

NETWORK

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The first years of life a critical phase of human growth

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Vision

1 2 3 7 6 5 4 High Low

Years

Emotional control Symbol Peer social skills Numbers Hearing

Pre-school years School years

Language Habitual ways of responding

Sensitivity

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Life Course Problems Related to Early Life

2nd Decade 3rd/4th Decade 5th/6th Decade Old Age

  • School

Failure

  • Teen

Pregnancy

  • Criminality
  • Obesity
  • Elevated

Blood Pressure

  • Depression
  • Coronary

Heart Disease

  • Diabetes
  • Premature

Aging

  • Memory

Loss

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The Early Development Instrument

Ph Physical l hea health an and well ell-bein ing Soc Socia ial l Com Competence Em Emoti tional Matu turity La Language an and Cog Cognitiv ive De Development Com Communicatio ion Skil Skills

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EARLY DEVELOPMENT INSTRUMENT

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  • A PopulatJon,-Based Measure for Communities
British Columbia & Yukon 2012/2013

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  • 8b. Child conald•fed ESO:
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  • 9. Freochlmmeralon:
  • 12. Child'• Fin l Umguage(e):
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  • 10. Otherlmme111ion:
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HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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  • f B.C. kindergarten children are

vulnerable

2007 2007 – 29%

HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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  • f B.C. kindergarten children are

vulnerable

2013 2013 – 33%

HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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10 20 30 40

Wave 2 Wave 3 Wave 4 Wave 5

Wav… Vulnerable % EDI VULNERABILITY

TRENDS IN EDI VULNERABILITY

Prince George

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  • HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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5 10 15 20 25

Wave 2 Wave 3 Wave 4 Wave 5

Social Emotional Language % EDI VULNERABILITY

TRENDS IN EDI VULNERABILITY

Prince George

  • HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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WAVE 5 VULNERABILITY RATES FOR PRINCE GEORGE VS. OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN BC

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HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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Vulnerable on one or more scales Wave 5

15% 20% 25% 309t 35% 45%

Prince George Rural

50% 40% 30% 20% 10%

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100%
  • Phys,cal
  • Socia
  • Emotional
  • Language
  • Communc.ato0ns

HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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Lessons Learned

Focus on Research Address barriers to increase equitable access Strong inter-sectoral leadership Alignment with the school system Relationships with municipal and regional policy makers

HUMAN

EARLY LEARNING

PARTNERSHIP

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Our ask of Mayor and Council

 Creation of a city strategy focused on

children, youth and families.

Child, Youth and Family

NETWORK