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Dolly Parton Imagination Library Funding DPIL Webinars July 12, 13 and 24 7/13/2017 Todays Agenda Opportunities Learnings Funding Scenarios and Discussion The Way Forward 2 7/13/2017 Goals of New Funding Statewide


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Dolly Parton Imagination Library Funding

DPIL Webinars – July 12, 13 and 24

7/13/2017

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Today’s Agenda

  • Opportunities
  • Learnings
  • Funding Scenarios and Discussion
  • The Way Forward

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Goals of New Funding

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Opportunity Statewide participation for each child in every community Program Support Adequate early literacy implementation capacity at state and local levels Collaboration Collaboration with community

  • rganizations, early literacy,

and family engagement initiatives

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Legislative Summary

  • Final NC budget included recurring funds
  • $3.5m in FY17-18
  • $7m in FY18-19
  • Allocated to NCPC to increase access

to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

  • Once fully implemented, access to the program

shall be statewide

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Funding Parameters

  • Exempt from Smart Start match and child care 70/30 %
  • By March 1, 2018, report to the Legislature
  • Success of program
  • Participation rates
  • Recommendations
  • 2% designated for NCPC statewide evaluation

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Planning So Far

  • Interviews with program staff and Executive Directors
  • Phones calls with Local Partnerships
  • On site meeting with DPIL staff
  • Conversations with other states

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What Local Partnerships say about

  • Great fundraising and community engagement tool
  • Easy to get going
  • Multiple ways to recruit families
  • Must establish a good relationship with local post office
  • Peer support for planning could be helpful

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Current Snapshot of DPIL in NC

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Funding Allocation Scenario #1

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Currently Doing DPIL

(in house or DSP)

  • Simple Application
  • Current saturation rates
  • Scope of Work template provided
  • Include year 1 and year 2 targets
  • Recruit more children within 2 months
  • Current non-Smart Start funding continues
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Funding Allocation Scenario #2

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Not Doing DPIL

(or other organization doing DPIL)

  • Simple application
  • Request funding for planning
  • Peer planning support
  • Explore sharing administrative services with other

counties

  • Begin enrolling children within 3 months
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Discussion: What Resonates With You?

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Currently Doing DPIL

(in house or DSP)

Not Doing DPIL

(or other organization doing DPIL)

  • Simple Application
  • Current saturation rates
  • Scope of work template provided
  • Include year 1 and year 2 targets
  • Recruit more children within 2

months

  • Current non-Smart Start funding

continues

  • Simple application
  • Request funding for planning
  • Peer planning support
  • Explore sharing administrative

services with other counties

  • Begin enrolling children within 3

months

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POLLING TIME!

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Discussion: Planning for Success

If planning grants are offered, how might your partnership use them?

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Tentative Timeline

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July - August 2017 Sept - Oct 2017 Nov - Dec 2017 Jan - Feb 2018 March 2018

  • Funding Model
  • Applications
  • Shared Services

Planning

  • Contracts
  • Increase

Saturation

  • Planning

Period

  • New Start

Up

  • Start Ups:

Program Enrollment

  • Evaluation

begins

  • Increase

Program Enrollment

  • Evaluation

continues

  • Report to

Legislature

  • Enrollment

continues

  • Evaluation

continues

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Resources

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Local Partnerships Literacy Councils Evaluation Fund Develop- ment NCPC Early Literacy Coordinator DPIL National Office TN Books from Birth

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Your Remaining Questions?

Lead Department: Early Childhood Systems Lead Staff: Diane Umstead, Ebonyse Mead and Early Literacy Coordinator

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