1. Using community data to drive community action Alison Bentley, Ph.D.

2. Vision

3. 2012-2015 Plan

4. Creation of the SRAP Framework 100’s of stakeholders Parents – community café’s National experts & facilitators

5. Plan Elements Each part of Ready Child Formula has these elements included in the printed plan: Goals Strategies Progress Measures – Current Baseline numbers and Targets A detailed work plan is being finalized. The work plan will include: Specific action steps/tactics Accountable Parties Timeline

6. AssessPlanImplementEvaluate The Planning Cycle

7. 2015-2018 SRAP

8. Governance Structure

10. Stakeholders

11. Working groups

12. Ready Families –Family Support Network –Project Hopes Collaborative –Ready Families Collaborative Ready Early Care and Education –QC3 – Quality Child Care Collaborative –Early Childhood Council Provider Workgroup –Director Networking Meeting/AAEYC Ready Health & Mental Health –Ready Healthy Child Collaborative –Travis County Children’s Mental Health Plan Ready Communities –Early Childhood Council Data Committee Process & Action Committee Parent Advisory Council Committee

13. Using data to drive action

14. Successes

15. Challenges

16. Annual data collection

17. Data Committee

18. How to use community data to drive action Common vision & goals –trust Governance structures that move common vision/goals forward Actionable tactics Measures/data that are collectable and meaningful Working groups that use data to drive action Planning cycle

20. For more information contact: Alison.Bentley@uwatx.org Or visit: www.uwatx.org/srap