Goals of the Statewide Plan for Community Well-Being
Indicator of Change:
- No indicators available
Performance Measure:
- # of lived experience partners represented in decision-making at all levels of program design and implementation
- # of system improvements (defined by plan) informed by lived experience partners as partners
Objectives:
Objective 1: Lived experience partners have power and voice in decision-making at all levels of program design and implementation of statewide well-being strategies.
Objective 2: System and community partners build capacity and knowledge through training, education, and best practices designed and informed by lived experience partners.
Indicator of Change:
- No indicators available
Performance Measure:
- # of new partnerships established in coordination of services and supports for youth and families.
Objectives:
Objective 1: Families, parents, youth, and community members have the resources, support, skills, and capacity to co-create services and supports that directly impact them.
Objective 2: Community collaboratives, system partners, and state agencies are responsive, communicate effectively, and share resources for shared accountability.
Objective 3: State and federal systems partners work collaboratively with communities and lived experience partners to create policy and practice change for well-being.
Objective 4: Schools, communities, and students/families work collaboratively to coordinate academic, social, and health services through strategic partnerships.
Objective 5: Build and support enough community-based prevention collaboratives and resources to support children, youth, and families in Nebraska.
Objective 6: Community collaboratives, system partners, and lived experience partners will utilize data to drive decisions for well-being collaborative partnership.
Indicator of Change:
- Children, youth, and families are ready for and successful in education and career opportunities.
- Children, youth, and families are safe and healthy.
- Children, youth, and families experience economic stability and basic needs are met.
Performance Measure:
- No measures available
Objectives:
Objective 1: Children, youth, young adults, families, and communities have access to enough quality preschool, K-12, postsecondary and adult education, and career development services.
Objective 2: Youth and young adults and their families, and communities have access to enough developmentally appropriate and high-quality services and supports.
Objective 3: Children, youth, young adults, families, and communities have access to enough quality early childhood services.
Objective 4: Children, youth, young adults, families, and communities have access to enough quality physical, mental, and behavioral health services.
Objective 5: Children, youth, young adults, families, and communities have access to enough opportunities for economic stability, concrete support, and to meet basic needs.
Objective 6: Community collaboratives, systems partners, and lived experience stakeholders implement community-based services using sustainable funding sources.
Indicator of Change:
- No indicators available
Performance Measure:
- No measures available
Objectives:
Objective 1: The well-being workforce in Nebraska has the capacity, knowledge, and training to support children, youth, and families in a trauma-informed and sensitive way.
Objective 2: The well-being workforce in Nebraska has the capacity, knowledge, and training to support children, youth, and families to build Protective and Promotive Factors.
Objective 3: The well-being workforce in Nebraska has the technology and connectivity infrastructure required to best support children, youth, families, and community members into the future.