2.4 The role of the VROOM, KPI, FCCN, Partner with early learning Increased number of providers hub is to work with SPARK providers to support recruitment in underserved communities community partners OPEC, RN and participation in SPARK. to increase the Increase number of providers percentage of Work with other early learning participating in SPARK children from community resources to support and priority quality early learning experiences Improved KA scores over time. populations who (ex - use of VROOM, library access quality early events, etc) learning experiences that prepare them for success in school. Ensure partner agencies (ex - Increased referrals to and use 3.1 The role of Hub Coordination, DHS) and community groups are of food, housing and other the hub is to work Stable and Attached with early learning Families, 211, and imbedding information other basic supports programs and other other strategic supports such and use of, 211, partners to ensure community SNAP, TANF, food banks, housing children and partnerships services into their services to HEALTHY, STABLE, & families from focus clients. ATTACHED FAMILIES and priority populations access Work with learning providers Increased access to family support to assure that families are child care and other services. accessing state-funded and employment supports. community support programs
2.4 The role of the hub is to work with community partners to increase the percentage of children from and priority populations who access quality early learning experiences that prepare them for success in school. VROOM, KPI, FCCN, SPARK OPEC, RN Partner with early learning providers to support recruitment and participation in SPARK. Work with other early learning community resources to support quality early learning experiences (ex - use of VROOM, library events, etc) Increased number of providers in underserved communities Increase number of providers participating in SPARK Improved KA scores over time. 3.1 The role of the hub is to work with early learning programs and other partners to ensure children and families from focus and priority populations access family support services. Hub Coordination, Stable and Attached Families, 211, and other strategic community partnerships Ensure partner agencies (ex - DHS) and community groups are imbedding information other supports such and use of, 211, SNAP, TANF, food banks, housing services into their services to clients. Work with learning providers to assure that families are accessing state-funded and community support programs Increased referrals to and use of food, housing and other basic supports Increased access to child care and other employment supports. HEALTHY, STABLE, & ATTACHED FAMILIES
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