YES! Youth Empowered Solutions

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YES! Youth Empowered Solutions Sally Raschick Dondieneita Fleary-Simmons August 2019

Presentation Format Welcome and introductions YES! project overview Evaluation summary Panel discussion: YES! framework in practice Question and answers

Welcome and Introductions Sally Raschick, Wisconsin Department of Health Services Robin Moskowitz, UW Population Health Institute Janae Goodrich, UW Population Health Institute

Welcome and Introductions Panel: Dondieneita Fleary-Simmons, Department of Health Services (moderator) Joe Horsch with young adult leaders from Outagamie County Sara Zwieg with young adult leaders from Jefferson County

Learning Objectives Identify practices that promote youth and young-adult engagement Identify practices that promote partnership Identify strategies for enhancing youth voice in plans Identify strategies for promoting youth leadership

Now Is The Time: Grant Overview Purpose and goals of the grant Activities Key lessons learned

Evaluation Summary

Panel Discussion: YES! Framework In Practice

Engaging and Building Trust with Youth and Young Adults Ensures accessibility Creates a welcoming environment Encourages a warm hand-off Prepares staff to recognize developmental tasks Understands and offers resources Develops plan to engage Builds relationships Supports through eligibility process Honors capacity and readiness to engage Responds to immediate needs

Partnering with Youth and Young Adults Continues the welcoming process Explains the process Builds rapport and trust Attends to pacing Focus on youth’s goals Assesses through relationship Offers options to youth Tolerates reasonable Risks Facilitates youth-led plans Supports experiential Learning Invites youth to lead activities Includes youth voice in leadership

Question and Answer Time