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Changing Paradigms in Maternal and Child Health: Alameda County Best Babies Zone Building Blocks Collaborative September 28, 2012
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Best Babies Zone What We’ll Do Today What’s the scoop on the national project? What’s the scoop here? – What’s the zone? – How was it selected? What’s the neighborhood like? What’s coming up? Planning activity
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National Overview
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BBZ Vision and Mission All babies are born healthy, into communities that enable them to thrive and reach their full potential To give every baby born in a Best Babies Zone the best chance in life
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Multi-level: not only individuals – but families, communities, systems and policy. Several different domains: not only health services – but educational, economic, and community development. Life-course: not only disease prevention – but health promotion and optimization over the life course, with strategic investments in sensitive periods. BBZ Approach Lead: UC Berkeley National Organizations: CityMatCH, Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs, Healthy Start Local Sites: Oakland, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Milwaukee
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Oakland Best Babies Zone!
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Community Need Existing Community Momentum BBC Partner’s Expertise BBC Projects
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Castlemont Neighborhood
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Community Need Existing Community Momentum BBC Partner’s Expertise BBC Projects
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Demographic Indicators AreaPopulationBirths Castlemont4,675101 Oakland389,8035,595 Alameda County 1,510,27119,286 Source: Census 2010, Alameda County Birth File 2010 & 2009-10
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Birth Outcomes Indicators Area % Low Birth % Early Weight Babies% PrematurityPrenatal Care Castlemont11%12%83% Oakland8%9%87% Alameda County 7%9%88% Source: Alameda County Birth File 2006-10
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Social and Economic Indicators Area% Single Parent % Children Poverty % Pop <200% Poverty Castlemont59%35%55% Oakland46%19%40% Alameda County31%14%26% Source: American Community Survey, 2006-2010
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Housing and Education Indicators Area% Vacant housing % paying % Less Than High School Education 35% or more of household income in rent Castlemont18%59%41% Oakland11%46%21% Alameda County8%42%14% Source: American Community Survey, 2006-2010
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Community Need Existing Community Momentum BBC Partner’s Expertise BBC Projects
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Existing Momentum
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Neighborhood Profile
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Where do we begin?
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Phase 1 Needs assessment Community engagement Develop organizational structure
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Future Activities
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Fail early fail often
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What can we achieve together?
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