Family and Intercultural Resource Center FROZEN PARTY

 Parent Engagement – 200 parents and staff trained  Motivational Interviewing – 137 staff trained  Standards – 149 staff trained  CATCH Kids Club - 43 coordinators trained  CATCH ECE – 16 train the trainers complete  Eat Play Grow – 9 train the trainers complete  Six Centers participated in focus groups for Parent Engagement and CATCH  Average of 25 participants for each six online MI classes

Mountain Resource Center Christmas Celebration

Many of our staff, your staff, and ED’s participated in much of this travel for the grant year  4 – regional meetings (Lakewood, Denver, Co Springs, Montrose)  9 Center site visits  Travel to San Francisco and NYC  Three trainings for CATCH in Silverthorne & Denver  TCHF symposium in Keystone  CDHS and FRCA joint quarterly meeting

Aurora Community Connection Tutoring Program and NPP Program

Mini-grants and/or FRCA staff time supported the following organizational capacity in 2013 and 2014: 12 Centers: Strategic Planning 10 Centers: Executive Director Succession Planning 7 Centers: Technology Infrastructure 3 Centers: Enhanced Financial Tracking Systems 1 Center: Fundraising Event Planning Also note that additional funds will be available March 2015—more information coming soon on how those funds will be spent

Eat Play Grow Mountain Family Center

 Need Centers who added Eat, Play, Grow and CATCH ECE to add to the columns J/K their new program, and projections and return to Rachel ASAP – upon receiving all decisions can be made to fund these  Please confirm your SOW, sign and return to Lauren by 2/6/15 (those adding programs may be extended)  Information on expansion funds coming soon

La Familia/The Family Center Garden photos

 PIP process began year 2 of grant  First year began with 8 PIPs with funding implications, 5 PIPs without, 5 below in one area, and 6 with no PIP  Currently 0 PIPs with funding implications, 1 without funding implications, 2 below in one area, and 21 with no PIP

El Paso Family Centers Cooking Matters

 Trend of low Heathy Living Assessments in ETO  Third quarter should have appx 2300 HLA’s however only have 1052  Current programs needing HLA: adult cooking, adult exercise and gardens (completers)  Including Healthy Living Assessments in the PIP process beginning March 15,2015  Programs requiring HLA March : adult cooking  All “completers” should have a HLA  New Criteria: PIP if less than 50% of HLA in ETO  Healthy Living Program webinar February will review how to do a HLA, info on the logic models, and example in ETO

Family Resource Center of the Roaring Fork School District Jeffery’s New Bike!

 Will have guidelines for year 2 – to begin March 15, 2015  The guidelines will include:  Alignment with TCHF mission for engagement  Meaningful participation  Definition of eligible participant  New collaboration with Livewell Colorado

Focus Points Winter Fiesta!

  Public website  New ETO team (Hillary, Lauren, Rachel)  Only need one log in for new users and individual folder  Universal log in sent out to all ETO users to request ETO support  The deadline document will now be housed on the portal calendar  ETO self help links and webinars for users

What happens when an ED says “make the Colorado Gives Day goal and I will wear an outfit of your choice from the thrift store” ? SHE WEARS IT! Congratulations on a Successful COgives day!

Summary of Assessments completed by centers:  Center-level Reports on portal  Membership Committee will review aggregate summary; make recommendations for highest need categories and indicators; create criteria for identifying centers following best practices in each category  TA funds may be prioritized based on highest needs—more information coming soon!