1. sd DFA National Council Meeting December 14, 2015

2. 2 Meeting Objectives Review DFA progress, including community development Plan for 2016 o Dissemination/Communication o Leadership/Governance o Technical Assistance Model o Budget and Funding

3. 3 Conditions for Successful Collective Action Common/shared agenda Mutually reinforcing activities Concurrent systems level and community change efforts Continuous monitoring/shared measurement Continuous communication Support of a conduit organization

4. 4 Resource development: Website Our website includes sector guides, provider tools, a community toolkit and other guidance for communities working towards becoming dementia friendly.

5. 5 Resources: Vision of Dementia Friendly Community All sectors are informed, safe and respectful and foster quality of life (age vs. dementia friendly)

6. 6 Resources: Sector Guides Businesses Community-based supports Faith communities Health care community Legal and financial services Local government Residential settings

7. 7 1.Convene key community leaders and members to understand dementia and its implications for your community. Then, form an Action Team. 2.Engage key leaders to assess current strengths and gaps in your community using a comprehensive engagement tool. 3.Analyze your community needs and determine the issues stakeholders are motivated to act on; then set community goals. 4.ACT together to establish implementation plans for your goals and identify ways to measure progress. Resources: Community Toolkit

8. 8 Santa Clara County, CA Prince Georges County, MD West Virginia Denver, CO Tempe, AZ West Virginia Montgomery County Boston Minnesota Purple reflects inquiries from over 70 communities for 2016 Communities: Early Adopters

9. 9 Community Training Webinars and Workshops Early adopter communities have been oriented to DFA and its web-based resources Toolkit webinar/workshop for early adopter communities (December 17 th ) DFA overview and toolkit webinars offered in for interested communities (January and February) – 120+ currently registered

10. 10 Community Commitment Secure Champion Organization and Coordination Assure Connections b/n Health System, Community, and Public Sector Partners Foster Adoption of Dementia Friendly Practices and Change Goals Track Progress Implement Community Tool Kit Process if Appropriate Establishing Communities

11. 11 Spokespersons In addition to Ron Grant, Senators Tom Daschle and Bill Frist have stepped up as spokespersons for Dementia Friendly America. “I proudly support the Dementia Friendly America initiative for its work to enable profound community-level change across our nation. Its all sectors approach acknowledges an important truth – everyone within “our" community can play an important role in supporting those with dementia.” - Senator Tom Daschle “As a person living with Alzheimer’s, words cannot express what the Dementia Friendly America initiative means to me. To be able to stay in my own home in my own community for as long as possible is very comforting, and I thank the DFA members for working together to achieve that. We are getting closer to this becoming a reality.” - Ron Grant

12. 12 Announcements and Media Coverage Dementia Friendly America Initiative announcement Mayor Marty Walsh announced Boston has joined the DFA network at the LeadingAge annual meeting

13. 13 Collaboration

14. 14 Early Adopter Communities Panel Tempe, Arizona Jan Dougherty (Banner Health) Montgomery County, Maryland Michael Buckley and Beth Weaver (BrightFocus Foundation) Prince George’s County, Maryland Karen Sylvester (Prince George’s County Aging and Disabilities Services Division) West Virginia Helen Matheny (West Virginia Alzheimer’s Outreach and Registry Program)

15. 15 2016 Planning Budget and Funding Leadership/Governance Technical Assistance Local Activation Dissemination/Outreach Opportunities

16. 16 2015 Funding and Support* LeadingAge$50,000.00 Alzheimer’s Association$50,000.00 Otsuka Pharmaceutical Companies$50,000.00 US Against Alzheimer’s (USA2)$50,000.00 Volunteers of America$50,000.00 AARP$50,000.00 BrightFocus Foundation$50,000.00 ACT on Alzheimer’s Tools and ResourcesIn Kind TOTAL$350,000.00 *Receipt of Additional $100,000 Pledge Pending

17. 17 Potential Funding for 2016 Carry Over*.$100,000.00 Volunteers of America$50,000.00 Eli Lilly $50,000.00 US Against Alzheimer’s (USA2)$50,000.00 BCBS Association$50,000.00 Otsuka$50,000.00 BrightFocus$25,000.00 TOTAL$375,000.00 *Pending Receipt of Additional $100,000 Pledged in 2015

18. 18 2016 Limited Resources Budget REVENUE Donor Pledges$375,000.00 Evaluation ResourcesTBD TOTAL PROJECTED REVENUE$375,000.00 OPERATING EXPENSES: Lead/Management/Facilitation/Coordination/Convening$150,000.00 Web Resource Maintenance and Enhancements$60,000.00 Legal$15,000.00 Technical Assistance Support and Train the Trainer Delivery$150,000.00 Implementation Team/Volunteer Travel Meetings and Presentations$30,000.00 Dementia Friends Online Program, Video Dev, Outreach Campaign$75,000.00 Fiscal Sponsorship$35,000.00 Public Relations In Kind TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES:$515,000.00 Difference - Net Gain/(Loss) :($140,000.00)

19. 19 2016 Leadership and Governance Umbrella Organization (n4a) Executive Committee (Investors, Chairs, and Ambassadors) National Council Spokespersons (Grant, Frist and Daschle) Co-Chairs Technical Assistance Coalition Transition Team (Lab) Communities

20. 20 Role of Umbrella Organization Fiscal sponsor Maintain and enhance DFA website Communicate progress across stakeholders/partners Develop a collaborative technical assistance coalition Train organizations that are providing technical assistance to communities Provide centralized technical assistance to coalition members Serve as principal spokesperson/presenter and media contact for DFA Identify and rotate convening responsibility for semi-annual Council meetings Work with in partnership with other Council members to raise funds Convene Executive Committee of National Council for periodic meetings Participate in/communicate evaluation of DFC effort

21. 21 Technical Assistance Model Concept: Develop cross-sector coalition at a national level, that could share in the responsibility of supporting/underwriting/coordinating communities at a local level by equipping their local affiliates/branches/members Home Instead Local Communities Local affiliatesNational CoalitionCommunities VOA Finance/ Business n4a

22. 22 Working Session Work Group Planning – Dissemination/Communication/Forums – Leadership/Governance – Technical Assistance – Public Relations Support In what ways can your organization help DFA in 2016?

23. 23 Next Steps