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presents Practice Transformation MINI GENERAL Purpose : To analyze Community Action outcomes and identify effective, promising and innovative practice models that alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty. BUILD OUR CAPACITY TO FIGHT

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presents…

Practice Transformation

MINI GENERAL

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Purpose: To analyze Community Action

  • utcomes and identify effective, promising and

innovative practice models that alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty. BUILD OUR CAPACITY TO FIGHT POVERTY!

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Learning Communities 2015-2017

OPEN

  • Health Intersections
  • Poverty Trends
  • Decreasing Family Homelessness

CLOSED

  • Bundling Services to Improve Outcomes
  • Trauma Informed Approaches to Alleviating Poverty
  • Financial Empowerment
  • Results at the Community Level
  • Rural IMPACT
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Formation Knowledge Building Piloting Practice Transformation

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The Promise of Community Action

Community Action changes people’s lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other.

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Celebrating Progress…

trans·for·ma·tion

ˌtran(t)sfərˈmāSH(ə)n noun

a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.

synonyms: change

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Presenters

Bundling Services: Enrichment Services Program (GA) – Belva Dorsey & Angel Walker Financial Empowerment: Baltimore City CAP (MD) – Lori Cunningham & Adongo Matthews Trauma Informed Care Approaches: WestCAP (WI) – Corin Turbirdy & Robyn Thibado

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Presenters

Results at the Community Level: Greater Lawrence CAC (MA) – Jennifer Carter Rural IMPACT: Highland County CAO (OH) – Julia Wise Statewide Highlight: Tennessee DHS & Metro Action – Michelle Fields & Cynthia Croom

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Enrichment Services Program, Inc.

Belva Dorsey Angel Walker

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Bundling Services to Improve Outcomes

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Integrat egrated ed Ser ervice vice De Deliv liver ery y App pproach

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Implemented a Unified Database

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Identified Target Families

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Involved Staff

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Next Steps

  • Finalize the Bundling Services

Report

  • Capture information from

partners

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Lori Cunningham- Executive Director Adongo Matthews- Program Manager

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Integrating Financial Capability Services into the BCCAP Intake

Process

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  • Est.1965
  • 40,000 households annually
  • Population - 622,793
  • BCCAP Focus- Self sufficiency
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23.8%

Poverty Rate

8.4%

Unemployment Rate

$41,385

Median Income

13.9%

unbanked

25.4%

underbanked

1/3 MD households

 no safety net.

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Financial Empowerment Centers Financial Capability in case management Improve workshop quality & quantity

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Financial Capability Scales Referral plan

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3

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Incentivizing customers Scarce resources Staff retraining

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Clients faced similar issues with Different manifestations

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  • Intake Scales
  • Referral plans
  • Improved workshops
  • Increased VITA service
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  • 8000 Youth
  • Partnerships
  • Staff confidence
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All CAP clients receive education Thousands of youth impacted Continuity of services through referral plans

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  • Funding applications
  • FDIC Partnership expansion
  • Economic Empowerment Series

Next Steps

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Partnerships Networking

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Robyn Thibado Corin Tubridy

West Central Wisconsin Community Action Agency

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Trauma-Informed Approaches to Alleviating Poverty

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Becoming a Trauma- Informed Organization

Implementing a cultural change within our entire

  • rganization
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So there is this thing we could do. . .

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Everyone deserves respect, support, and to be empowered.

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Educate agency staff Determine steps to become a trauma-informed agency Provide education and training to other agencies 1. 1. 2. 3.

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Train, train, train!

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Kick-Off Event

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Agency Survey

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Challenges

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A-Ha!

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Knowledge Awareness Staffing Changes

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Have you considered what this change is like from the caterpillar’s perspective?

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The 4 R’s of a Trauma-Informed Approach

  • Realize the prevalence of trauma in our

community

  • Recognize the effects of trauma on the people

we serve

  • Respond by putting knowledge into practice
  • Resist re-traumatization
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Where There Is Breath, There Is Hope

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Role Model Empowerment Retention Referrals Engagement Mental Health

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Next Steps

  • Client Survey
  • Trauma Champions Team
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THINK before Speaking T – Is it True? H – Is it Helpful? I – Is it Inspiring? N – Is it Necessary? K – Is it Kind?