The National Connection for Local Public Health Developing your Community Action Plan May 10, 2012.

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The National Connection for Local Public Health Developing your Community Action Plan May 10, 2012

Sections in CAP  Introduction  CHART membership  Vision  Mission  Community Description  Existing Efforts  CHART Structures  Assessment Results  Workplan (Goals and Annual Objectives)  Sustainability & Communications Plan  Resources

CAP Workplan  Project Goal(s) (to be accomplished over entire grant period) – Priority Area – Data Sources – Description of Progress & Barriers  We recommend including a maximum of 5 goals  Each goal should only cover 1 risk factor—nutrition, physical activity, tobacco  One goal must focus on capacity building

CAP Workplan – Annual Objective  Annual Objective(s) (to be accomplished each year) – Sector – PSE Strategy & Evidence Base – Target of Individuals Reached – Data Sources – Description of Progress & Barriers – Action Steps  Each goal should include at least 1 annual objective  Each annual objective should only cover 1 sector—CAL, schools, worksites, health care, community institutions

CAP Workplan – Project Goal

CAP Workplan – Annual Objective

Writing Goals and Objectives By [date], [increase, decrease, or maintain] [#, %, or rate] [what will be measured] from [baseline] to [target]. SMART Format  Specific  Measurable  Achievable  Results Oriented  Time Specific

Example: Capacity Building Goal Project Goal 1.0: By Sept 2013, increase the number of infrastructure components supporting implementation of ACHIEVE policy strategies from 0 to 3.  Annual Objective 1.1: By Sept 2013, increase the number of community coalitions composed of high level leaders from 0 to 1.  Annual Objective 1.2: By Sept 2013, increase the number of community assessments completed from 0 to 1.  Annual Objective 1.3: By Sept 2013, increase the number of community action plans focused on implementing policy, systems, and environmental change strategies to prevent chronic diseases from 0 to 1.

Example: PSE Goal Project Goal 2.0: By Sept 2015, increase the number of tobacco free educational sites in our community from 0 to 5.  Annual Objective 2.1: By Sept 2014, increase the number of tobacco free high schools from 0 to 4.  Annual Objective 2.2: By Sept 2015, increase the number of tobacco free college campuses from 0 to 1.

Example: PSE Goal

Example: PSE Annual Objective

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