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Engaging Disengaged Jackson Triangle

Residents

Apartment Complex

Action Plan

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Community  Engagement

Results

Performance  Measure  

Strategies

Solu0ons  

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Community  Engagement  

Result  Nine:   Families  &  Community  Members  support  learning  in  Promise  

Neighborhood  schools Indicators:

12.  For  children  birth  to  kindergarten  entry,  the  #  and  %  of  parents/guardians/family  members  who  report  they  read  to  their  child  3  or  more  Jmes/week.

13.  For  children  in  kindergarten  through  8th  grade,  the  #,  %  of  parents/guardians/family  members  who  report  encouraging  their  child  to  read  books  outside  of  school.

14.  For  children  in  the  9th  through  12th  grades,  the  #,  %  of  parents/guardians/family  members  who  report  talking  with  their  child  about  the  importance  of  college  and  career.

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Community  Engagement  

Community  Engagement  Result  A:   Residents  &  Community  Members  are  Engaged  in  HPN

Community  Engagement  Result  B:  

Residents  &  Community  Members  are  Leading  HPN

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Community  Engagement  Result  A:   Residents  &  Community  Members  are  Engaged  in  HPN

Performance  Measures

•  %  of  families  who  report  knowing  a  lot  or  something  about  the  Hayward  Promise  Neighborhood  IniJaJve  (as  evidenced  of  the  neighborhood  survey)

•  %  of  families  who  have  signed  Consent  forms(as  evidenced  by  ETO)

•  %  of  students  &  families  reporJng  increase  knowledge,  confidence  &  acJon  (as  evidenced  by  the  Engagement  survey)

•  #  of  children  &  families  enrolled  in  HPN  programs  (as  evidenced  by  ETO)

Community  Engagement  

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Community  Engagement  Result  B:   Residents  &  Community  Members  are  Leading  HPN

Community  Engagement  

Performance  measures

•  %  of  people  aXending  HPN  governance  related  meeJngs  who  are  JT  community  members

•  %  of  people  leading  or  helping  

lead  HPN  governance  related  meeJngs  who  are  JT  community  members

•  %  of  people  leading  or  helping  lead  HPN  events  who  are  JT  community  members

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Recruitment-­‐Informing

Community  Engagement  

Reach  families  at  locaJons  throughout  the  neighborhood,  enroll  them  in  HPN,  and  refer  to    “case  managers”

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Recruitment-­‐Informing

RetenJon-­‐Partnership

Community  Engagement  

Keep  students  &  families  involved  through  follow  up  contacts,  referrals,  workshops  and  addiJonal  enrichment  events.  

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Recruitment

RetenJon

Community  Engagement  

Empowerment&  Leadership  Development

Build  a  group  of  community  and  resident  leaders  through  training  and  mentoring  who  will  co-­‐lead  HPN  and  their  community.  

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Recruitment

RetenJon

•  Mobile  Open  Houses •  Targeted  Outreach  to  Underrepresented  and  Disengaged  Families  through  visits  door-­‐door  &  tabling

•  Skill  Building  Workshops  and  Events

•  Partner  RelaJons  and  Referrals

•  Advisory  Board •  Parent  Promise  Academy

•  Project  2  Inspire •  Apartment  Complex        Manager  CommiXee

Community  Engagement  

Empowerment  &  Leadership  

Development

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Residents and Families Engagement Practice community Engagement Our goal in that Jackson Triangle residents, community members and families lead the organization to engage others. engage

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     Mobile  Open  House  events

•  The  purpose  is  to  spread  the  word  

about  HPN  and  enroll  families  in  the  HPN  programs.  

•  We  arrange  and  conduct  mobile  open  houses  events  at  apartment  buildings,  churches,  businesses,  parks,  non-­‐HPN  schools  in  targeted  JT  locaJons.

•  We  developed  a  kit  so  the  Mobile  Open  House  event  can  be  easily  replicated  by  HPN  staff  and  volunteers.  

Community  Engagement  

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Targeted  Outreach  to  Underrepresented  and  Disengaged  Families •  We  go  door-­‐to-­‐door  in  the  neighborhood  &  tabling  to  meet  families  who  are  disengaged  or  do  not  aXend  target  schools.

•  We  do  presentaJons  in  the  Apartment  Complex  Lobby,  HPN  schools  &    School  District  meeJngs  to  target  disengaged  families.

  •  We  hold  regular  meeJngs  with  AC  owners  &  managers  to  

seek  their  support  and  access  to  residents  in  their  buildings.

•  We  track  the  demographics  of  HPN  members  to  provide  on-­‐need  base  services.  

•  We    provide  opportuniJes  for  resident  engagement  through  referrals  to  partner’s  acJviJes  and  programs,  open  house,  neighborhood  &  apartment  complex  events.  

Community  Engagement  

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Skill  Building  Workshops  and  Events  

ParJcipaJon  in  Programs

•  We  follow  up  families  and  keep  them  informed  to  retain  parJcipaJon

•  We  host  addiJonal  workshops  and   events  based  on  the  requests  and  needs   of  residents  &  HPN  families.  

•  Possible  events  &  workshops  might  include: •  Technology  training •  Financial  Literacy  Workshops •  Health  related  &  neighborhood  events •  PosiJve  Discipline •  Stress  Management •  EaJng  Healthy  &  Delicious •  Reading  circles  or  campaigns •  College  &  Career  preparaJon  workshops •  Events  &tabling  in  target  schools  and  public  places

Community  Engagement  

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Partner  RelaJons  and  Referrals

•  We  developed  a  regular  communicaJon  channels  with  all  HPN  partners  to  create  systems  for  referrals  and  enrollment  assistance  for  each  program.

•  We  refer  residents  to  parJcipate  in  the  Advisory  Board,  

Parent  Promise  Academy,  Project  2Inspire,  The  HUB  and  TVHC.

•  We  create  opportuniJes  for  partners  to  further  engage  

with  residents.

•  We  foster  addiJonal  community  partnerships  to  reach  residents  and  idenJfy  opportuniJes  for  collaboraJon.  

•  We  bridge  relaJonships  between  partners  and  

residents,  and  we    idenJfy  addiJonal  resources  to  create  sustainable  services  for  residents  &  families.

Community  Engagement  

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Community  Engagement   Process for retaining families engaged

CRES team

member and

Promotora Identify

and initiate contact

with family through

home visits & open house

events to recruit & engage families

Family receives Welcome Packet

with HPN brochure,

Road Map , PPA,

P2I, AB brochure, & CRES

team bus. card

Family gets

enrolled by Promotora and sign consent

forms, gets referred to PPA, P2I,

Arelis-Nurse & Tiburcio Vasquez and other programs

Case Manager and CRES

team member works with family to create

individualized Action Plan

Family gets

referred to programs

and events based on

their needs and where they are in the path

Family receives regular

information via home

visits, mail, email and/or phone

call updates

PPA=Parent Promise Academy, P2I=Project 2 Inspire, AB= Advisory Board

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                    •  We  engage  JT  residents  with  the  Advisory  

Board  to  review  the  iniJaJve's  progress  and  make  recommendaJons.

•  We  refer  and  encourage  families  to  parJcipate  in  the  Parent  Promise  Academy,  Project  2Inspire  and  Promotora  trainings.

•  Families  may  be  referred  to  other  Leaderships  meeJngs  such  the  HUSD-­‐PLC  to  develop  leadership  skills  and  conJnue  engagement  with  HPN  partners/  &  programs.

•  Board  members  receive  mentorship  &    training  on  grant  results,  indicators,  meeJng  facilitaJon,  data  and  technology  to  become  mentors  for  others  in  the  community.

Community  Engagement  

-­‐HPN  Advisory  Board -­‐Parent  Promise  Academy -­‐P2Inspire -­‐Apartment  Complex  CommiXee -­‐Resident  Empowerment  program

-

JT=Jackson Triangle, PLC=Parent Leadership Committee

Leadership opportunities:

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                    •  We  engage  JT  residents,  AC  managers  &  

owners  to  provide  input  and  make  recommendaJons  to  improve  quality  of  life  in  the  community.

•  We  refer  and  encourage  AC  managers  to  parJcipate  in  the  NHEN  meeJngs

•  JT  residents  and  AC  managers  may  be  referred  to  other  Leaderships  meeJngs  to  develop  leadership  skills  and  conJnue  engagement  with  HPN  partners.  

•  HPN  Apartment  Complex  CommiXee  receive  training  &  informaJon  regarding  City  of  Hayward  programs  and  grant  related  subject.

Community  Engagement  

   HPN  Apartment  Complex  CommiXee

JT=Jackson Triangle, AC=Apartment Complex,

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Resident  Empowerment  Program •  The    REP  promote  resident  and  community  leaders  

parJcipaJon  on  the  HPN  iniJaJve,  grassroots  organizing  skills,  and  family  empowerment  acJviJes  sponsored  by  HPN  partners.

•  Residents  are  encouraged    to  lead  projects  to  spread  the  word  about  HPN,  recruit  families,  and  improve  the  lives  of  HPN  families  to  stop  generaJonal  poverty.

•  REP  mentor  and  encourage  residents  to  aXend  and  engage  in  HPN  related  acJviJes,  programs  and  other  governance  related  meeJngs  in  the  community.

•  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  the  Promotoras,  Parent  Promise  Academy,  Project  2  Inspire  and  parJcipate  in  the  Advisory  Bard  meeJngs.

Community  Engagement  

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In  order  to  be  effecJve  at  recruitment,  retenJon  and  empowerment,  we  need:

•  Provide  a  welcome  packet  to  give  to  families  when  or  you  have  few  personal  contact  

with  the  residents,  they  parJcipate  or  enroll  in  a  program,  they  come  to  a  workshop.

•  Encourage  families  to  parJcipate  in  the  Advisory  Board,  Parent    Promise  Academy,  Project  2Inspire  and  Promotoras  training  programs

•  Refer  families  to  programs  with  open  enrollment  &  services

•  Refer  families  to  the  HUB  at  John  Muir  where  families  can  enroll  and  get  assistance,  further  informaJon  about  HUSD  programs  &  assistance  to  fill  lout  forms

•  Keep  regular  communicaJon  with  residents  and  provide  them  with  updated  informaJon  to  enroll  families  at  various  Jmes  &  programs  depending  on  their  path  and  needs.  

•  Provide  individualized  acJon  plans  for  each  child  and  their  families •  Provide  residents  with  opportuniJes  and  trainings  to  develop  leadership  skills

•  Include  input  from  the  Advisory  Board,  &  Apartment  Complex  Managers  CommiXee    into  the  decision  making  process

Community  Engagement  

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QuesJons? This model has been Designed & Implemented by Carolina Arroyo-Solveson

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