Camden Public Health reported 150 blood tests showing high lead blood levels in 2012. Camden Primary Performance Indicator: By 2018, Urban Institute data for benchmarking, increase the availability of housing units for extremely low-income renters above the 2012 level of 23 available and affordable rental units per 100 households. Camden Primary Performance Indicator: Using Public Health data for benchmarking, by 2018, reduce to zero the number of blood tests showing high lead blood levels. Goal #1: Parents know about effective care and nurturing of children. Planned Work Intended Results Resources/ Activities Outputs Short-Term Outcomes Long-Term Impacts Inputs How we will accomplish our The amount of service Benefits to Participants, Changes that will occur in of Resources essential to planned activities and who delivered or number of Often at Individual Level organizations, community, conduct this will be engaged. people served or systems due to effort program/effort including nurturing community partners Public Health In-school or after-school Enroll 15 teen moms per children in single parent More agencies collaborating and programs for teen moms still in school families (County Health for effective outcomes School system/school nurses school (CareNet, other Rankings) care partners needed) Fewer cases of child abuse Day care providers Mandatory reporters better DFCS makes recommendation DFCS creates and distributes trained Healthier children children. Faith-based providers to visit Public Health when quarterly report to Public effective aware of teen pregnancy or Health Parenting classes available for Higher graduation rate Churches pregnancies in at-risk families all teens and at-risk families (DFCS, Public Health) throughout the year More students with on-time Missions for Camden, Faith in graduation rates know Action Continue Care Net’s Recruit 10 participants per Family violence reduced “Earn You Learn” program month Lower rate of child abuse Camden County Family Less child abuse Parents Violence Task Force Conduct 4 visits per month
Camden Public Health reported 150 blood tests showing high lead blood levels in 2012. Camden Primary Performance Indicator: By 2018, Urban Institute data for benchmarking, increase the availability of housing units for extremely low-income renters above the 2012 level of 23 available and affordable rental units per 100 households. Camden Primary Performance Indicator: Using Public Health data for benchmarking, by 2018, reduce to zero the number of blood tests showing high lead blood levels. Goal #1: Parents know about effective care and nurturing of children. Planned Work Intended Results Parents know effective care and nurturing of children. Resources/ Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged. Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served Short-Term Outcomes Benefits to Participants, Often at Individual Level Long-Term Impacts Changes that will occur in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Public Health School system/school nurses Day care providers Faith-based providers Churches Missions for Camden, Faith in Action Camden County Family Violence Task Force In-school or after-school programs for teen moms still in school (CareNet, other partners needed) DFCS makes recommendation to visit Public Health when aware of teen pregnancy or pregnancies in at-risk families (DFCS, Public Health) Continue Care Net’s “Earn You Learn” program Enroll 15 teen moms per school DFCS creates and distributes quarterly report to Public Health Recruit 10 participants per month Conduct 4 visits per month children in single parent families (County Health Rankings) Mandatory reporters better trained Parenting classes available for all teens and at-risk families throughout the year Family violence reduced Less child abuse More agencies collaborating for effective outcomes Fewer cases of child abuse Healthier children Higher graduation rate More students with on-time graduation rates Lower rate of child abuse
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