Welcome to Dallas County ReCAST

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Presentation transcript:

Welcome to Dallas County ReCAST

ReCAST Resiliency in Communities After Stress and Trauma Other ReCAST Communities: Oakland, Chicago, Baltimore, Flint, Minneapolis, St. Louis, Bexar County, Milwaukee, and Baton Rouge

History & Purpose of ReCAST grants The grants promote resilience and equity through applying evidence-based, violence prevention, and community youth engagement programs. The grants will also help promote access to trauma-informed behavioral health services. History & Purpose of ReCAST grants

Why Dallas County? Multiple qualifying events in the last few years July 7, 2016 (Downtown vigil/rally against police brutality led to attack on police officers) Death of Jordan Edwards by Balch Springs PD Attack on Dallas-Fire Rescue Paramedic Community College Shooting These events impacted our communities, students, first responders, health systems

What is the Dallas County ReCAST Project? Dallas County ReJuvenATE Revitalize Juveniles through Acknowledgement, Training, and Empowerment Two year project in partnership with local communities

The Dallas County Model Area of Impact: 75224, 75232, 75237 Characteristics: Majority-Minority zip codes 30% of households below the FPL High number of single parent households Low health insurance rates Low education levels Training based outreach Individuals that come in contact with youth and their families before, during, and after trauma First responders, health professionals, educators and community based organizations

Community Partnerships Community Based Organizations Education Institutions Government Healthcare Organizations Law Enforcement Philanthropic Organizations Religious Groups Youth Organizations Help us magnify the reach of the project throughout Dallas County Attend trainings, be active participants Assist with feedback for the Community Needs Assessment Make your organizational resources available to the project Provide feedback to project staff

Developing a Community Strategic Plan Based on the community needs assessment Collaborative effort with project leadership, project partners and impacted communities. Building a better community through effective communication, collaboration, accountability and transparency. Planning and implementing culturally and linguistically appropriate trainings to develop sustainable community resources.

Next Steps… Join the Coalition Designate a staff member Keep the ReJuvenATE team up to date with what your organization is doing. Look for follow up emails regarding the Community Needs Assessment, Strategic Plan and Community Training Opportunities Participate in pre and post evaluation