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Measuring Impact: Turning the Curve on Important Community Issues

Measuring Impact: Turning the Curve on Important Community Issues. June 1 st , 2010 Anita Stellinga – United Way of Peel Region Sandra Solonik – Region of Peel, Human Services. Investing for Resilience Community Investment Strategy.

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Measuring Impact: Turning the Curve on Important Community Issues

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  1. Measuring Impact: Turning the Curve on Important Community Issues June 1st, 2010 Anita Stellinga – United Way of Peel Region Sandra Solonik – Region of Peel, Human Services

  2. Investing forResilienceCommunity Investment Strategy

  3. The ability to thrive in the face of tough times and constant change. Resilience } The Sustenance Cluster The Adaptation Cluster The Engagement Cluster The Opportunity Cluster

  4. All individuals and families are resilient and thrive within a vibrant Peel community Resilient People Strong Families Vibrant Neighbourhoods and Communities

  5. Leadership – everyone has a role to play Address priorities differently Collaboration - display, support, enable collaboration & system coordination Focus on “building capacity” & increasing access to resources Achieve higher quality & impact Addressing gaps Community wide planning What did you tell us?

  6. Community Impact Roles

  7. Community Investment Strategy: What have we done so far? • Outcome development & measurement • Shared the RBA framework with the Peel community • Committed to working with the RBA model • Created opportunity for cross sectoral collaborative discussions • Trained RBA to community members (Train the Trainer) • Started population indicator development • Linked to current community work - Mississauga Summit, Peel Poverty Reduction Strategy & Peel Children & Youth Initiative

  8. Program Outcomes & Community Planning How does it connect?

  9. Our next steps… Continue to… • Work on indicator development - community consultation • Build community capacity – outcome measurement & population impact • Engage the community, link to opportunities • Collaborate • Track results

  10. Today is about….. Connecting Engaging Understanding Inspiring Identifying our POTENTIAL & VISION as a community

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