Richmond Kids First: Building Power thru a Ballot Effort.

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Richmond Kids First: Building Power thru a Ballot Effort

Purpose of RFCY To create a Richmond Fund for Children and Youth with a sustainable, long-term funding stream in order to create a children and youth- friendly city.

Organizing Goals of Campaign Whether we win or lose the ballot measure, we want to: Build a shared vision for the needs and priorities of children and youth in Richmond; Continue to build productive collaborations across community-based service, community institutions and public agencies; Increase voter registration and turn out for Richmond residents ages by 500; Inspire and improve civic engagement skills of young people; Create more responsiveness and accountability of government & CBOs to young people; and Engage new funders and funding sources for children, youth and families in Richmond.

Goals of RFCY –To ensure that Richmond’s children, youth and young adults are physically, emotionally, mentally and socially healthy, educated, successful in school, and live in stable, safe and supported families and communities; –To increase safety for children, youth, young adults, their parents/guardians, families and the communities in which they live by preventing problems and enhancing strengthens; –To ensure young people are provided with gender-responsive, trauma-informed, population-specific and culturally-competent services; –To strengthen collaboration among public agencies and community-based organizations around shared outcomes; –To ensure an equitable distribution of resources to all of Richmond’s young people from birth through young adulthood; –To fill gaps in services and leverage other resources

Who will RFCY serve? Children and youth ages 0-18 years Disconnected Transitional-Aged Youth 18 through 24 years old Children, youth and young adults living in Richmond and North Richmond and most impacted by harm, inequity and lack of access to support and services

Services to be Funded Violence prevention and response Alternatives to incarceration and re-entry for systems involved youth and young adults Education and job training Parent and guardian support Media, arts, culture and technology Young people and family leadership, organizing and civic engagement Health and well-being Environmental justice education and outdoor recreation, including sports, gardening, play and urban agriculture

Phasing in of Fund Jan – June 2017: $250,000 – to establish and build infrastructure of fund. July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018: $700,000 – to complete strategic planning, design evaluation, create and release RFP & solicit & review 1 st cycle of grants to be awarded on July 1, : 1% of City of Richmond unrestricted general fund (RUGF) : 2% of RUGF : 3% of RUGF

Strategic Planning & Application Timeline January & February 2017: hire staff, launch Oversight Committee, contract strategic planning firm. March – September 2017: strategic planning October 2017 – January 2018: create RFP February 1, 2018: release RFP April 1, 2018: proposals due May 15, 2018: recommendations made to CC June 15, 2018: final approval July 1, 2018: grants awarded

RFCY Oversight Committee 15 residents of Richmond & North Richmond (attempt to represent Richmond’s diverse communities) 12 appointed by City Council Members: 2 each – one 15-24; one over 24 3 appointed by Mayor: at least one year terms

RFCY Oversight Committee: Roles & Responsibilities Strategic Planning to set priorities (every three years) Soliciting & reviewing applications Recommending grants to award to City Council for approval Facilitating annual evaluation Review financial reports & audits

Administration of RFCY City Managers office (until Dept. of Children and Youth Services is created) 10% for Administration 5% for Evaluation Limit overhead % Not to replace existing children & youth funding 10-year commitment then reassess

Emergency Contingencies –If one of top 3 revenue sources is reduced by 10%, then fund reduces to 2% of general fund –If one of top 3 revenue sources is reduced by 20%, then fund reduces to 1% of general fund

How are we doing it? Young people are leading signature drive & have input in all aspects of campaign. Strong & active coalition. Support from funders with whom we have relationships. Support from public officials with whom we have relationship. Keeping it respectful.