Building Economic Security Today (BEST):

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Building Economic Security Today (BEST): A Life Course Perspective-based Pilot Project Addressing the Health-Wealth Connection Padmini Parthasarathy, MPH Family, Maternal and Child Health Programs Contra Costa Health Services Health-Wealth Connection Symposium June 23, 2010

Acknowledgements Life Course Planning Team: Cheri Pies, Director, FMCH Programs Chuck McKetney, Epidemiologist Debbie Casanova, Evaluator Dawn Dailey, Program Manager

The Life Course Initiative A 15-year initiative Launched in 2005 The Life Course Perspective (Lu and Halfon) A 12-Point Plan to Close the Black-White Gap in Birth Outcomes (Lu, Kotelchuck, et al.)

Life Course Initiative Goals Reduce health disparities and health inequities Optimize reproductive potential Create a paradigm shift in MCH work

Life Course Initiative Goals To change the health of a generation

Focusing on Financial Stability Unnatural Causes Wealth = Health/Social Gradient of Health 12 Point Plan Reduce Poverty Support Working Mothers and Families Input from staff and community residents

Building Economic Security Today (BEST) Reduce disparities and inequities in health outcomes by improving financial security and stability

Project Activities Staff trainings Partnerships Developing interventions Evaluation

Developing Interventions Meetings with program managers and staff CFR consultation WIC client and staff focus groups (report on website) Review of financial education curricula Asset Development Resource Guide

Home Visiting Intervention One-on-one: Assessment Information Referrals Follow-up

WIC Intervention Groups: Introductory financial education classes Optional series of in-depth classes Referrals

BEST Partners Community Financial Resources Contra Costa Family Economic Security Partnership (FESP) Health-Wealth Connection Collaborative (HWCC) Spark Point Center Collaboratives

Intermediate Outcomes Increased knowledge and skills of staff and clients New practices for staff Increased confidence and readiness of clients to adopt at least one asset development strategy System changes

Improved health outcomes and financial status for future generations Long-Term Outcomes Family income for daily living maximized Preservation of and increase in financial assets Increased financial security and stability, and improved financial status Increased access to care, improved housing, better neighborhoods, increased food security, decreased violence, etc. Improved health outcomes and financial status for future generations

Lessons Learned Start with staff where they are Acknowledge what staff are already doing and build on this Recognize that change takes time Have a long view Seize opportunities to collaborate with new partners Develop evaluation plan while developing program interventions

For More Information Padmini Parthasarathy, MPH Life Course Initiative Coordinator Family, Maternal and Child Health Programs 925-313-6178 padmini.parthasarathy@hsd.cccounty.us www.cchealth.org/groups/lifecourse/