Pay For Success: An Invitation to Learn More

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Pay For Success: An Invitation to Learn More National Webinar Presented by: Grace Kelley Jennifer Tschantz Donna Spiker September 20, 2017

Overview of Agenda 3 ways to participate What is Pay For Success? Discuss ways for states to participate at a level that fits your needs 3 ways to participate Learning Community Interest Group Information Updates Group

Poll

How much do you know about PFS? Little to nothing, I’m here to learn! Somewhat familiar Very familiar Am involved in a PFS project

What is Pay For Success? Pay for Success (PFS) is: an innovative contracting model that… can leverage philanthropic and other private dollars to… finance services for a target population that… measurably improve the outcomes for the individuals and communities and, where… government can act as the payor (spends taxpayer dollars wisely) Jennifer – explain OSEP’s interest and What is PFS?

What is Pay For Success? In a PFS financing project: Well-defined population to receive evidence-based intervention Clearly defined and measurable outcomes for the intervention or services are determined upfront Private funders pay for the cost of the intervention or services Government pays back the private funders, with a reasonable return, only if the outcomes are achieved

What is Pay for Success? Government contracts to pay for agreed-on, measurable RESULTS An impartial evaluator assesses whether results are achieved Service providers expand effective programs with support from foundations or impact investors This allows government to better partner with and leverage the resources of philanthropic and other investors to help drive evidence-based innovation and invest in what works. Jennifer

When Does PFS Make Sense? Significant unmet need – at-risk families and children that experience adverse academic and life outcomes Evidence-based or innovative interventions Economic model or other analysis demonstrating public value to government Donna

When Does PFS Make Sense? PFS is in the early stages of development Not every area is suitable for PFS PFS is NOT a silver bullet! It is one tool in the toolbox. Donna

3 Levels of State Participation in PFS Opportunities Developed for IDEA Early Childhood Staff Part C Early Intervention Part B Section 619 Preschool Special Education Purpose Build PFS knowledge and expertise Different levels of intensity of participation based on state interest in PFS Ranges from intensive participation in a learning community to receipt of periodic information updates

PFS Levels of State Engagement Participate in a learning community that will work intensively to pursue PFS as a possible strategy in your state Participate in an interest group to learn more and discuss PFS with TA providers and other states to help you decide if PFS could be used in your state Receive periodic information about new developments in PFS

PFS Learning Community As a result of participation in the PFS Learning Community, states will: understand the data requirements for PFS projects engage in an in-depth exploration of how the PFS funding model might be applied to their state and the role that data plays increase their capacity to pursue PFS opportunities in their state In the learning community there will be intensive work around a PFS for children at risk for or have disabilities and their families There will be an informational form to complete Expectation that state will be familiar with PFS and open to exploring a possible PFS project in your state We expect to work with 4-6 states over the next year

PFS Learning Community state participants will meet for regular cross-state conference calls participate in at least one in-person cross-state meeting (supported by DaSy funds) develop an individual TA plan outlining specific state objectives including administrative and programmatic data needs participate in individual TA as desired.

PFS Interest Group As a result of participation in the PFS Interest Group, states will: build knowledge through webinars, technical assistance, and resources gain knowledge and information through resources on DaSy website dedicated to PFS learn about upcoming PFS presentations at national conferences and other outlets request additional information as needed This opportunity is open to those states that are in the exploration phase of PFS and want to learn more; We will provide information in various forms over the next year, providing you with information and discussion to not only improve your knowledge about PFS but give you information to decide if PFS might be a possible strategy to implement.

PFS Information Updates Group As a result of participation in the PFS Information Updates Group, states will: receive periodic updates and information and via email and DaSy website announcements be invited to participate in information webinars learn about upcoming PFS presentations at national conferences and other outlets

How to join a PFS opportunity…. If you are interested in the Learning Community complete the form below: https://unc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cIqKNA2cDtPTLGl If you want to join the Interest Group provide information at link below: https://unc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_daqVLPxiNYrxyvz If you want to join the Information Updates Group: https://unc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e429rLhyGhrW8Op

Questions ? Visit the PFS page on DaSy website… http://dasycenter.org/pay-for-success-resources/

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