Developing Your Blueprint for Action

An NJHI: Building a Culture of Health in New Jersey – Communities Moving to Action grantee conversation

January 22, 2016

Today’s Discussion Points:

-  Reminders of available tools & resources

-  Grantee sharing: Elizabeth

-  Grantee sharing: Jersey City

-  Discussion of Resources for your Blueprint for Action

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Jonathan Phillips Groundwork Elizabeth

Sergio Granados Union County Freeholder Community Coach

Srabanti Sharkar PROCEED, Inc.

Joseph McTernan Trinitas RMC

Alane McCahey Gateway Family YMCA Project Lead

Krishna Garlic City of Elizabeth

Maryanne Kelleher Project Director Jersey City Department of Health & Human Services

Mira Prinz-Arey Trustee, Exec. Board Secretary Jersey City Parks Coalition

Maureen Corrado Director of Community Engagement Jersey City Medical Center

Jersey City Community Health Alliance: Partnership for a Healthier JC Team

Michele Massey Coalition Coach & Executive Director Jackson Hill Main Street

Jamie Rudolph Asst. Director, Office of Grants & Sponsored Programs New Jersey City University

Debra Reid Local Hiring & MBE Officer Jersey City Housing Authority

Elements of Your Blueprint •  Plan for grant years 2, 3 & 4

•  Reflective of your coalition and your community

•  Actionable

•  Don’t get caught up in the name -- Logic model, action plan, strategy

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Focus Area 1

Health Factors

Health Outcomes

Policies and Programs

Focus Area 2

Focus Area 3

Focus Area 4

Focus Area 5

Improved Health

Behaviors Improved

Clinical Care Improved

Social/Economic Factors

Improved Physical

Environment

Improved Length of

Life Improved Quality of

Life

countyhealthrankings.org/resources/action-plan-worksheet countyhealthrankings.org/resources/action-plan-webcast

Action Plan Worksheet

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Clinton Health Matters Initiative

clintonfoundation.org/our-work/initiatives/clinton-health-matters-initiative/community-health/community-programs

Clinton Health Matters Initiative Guide for community health transformation work is the County Health Rankings Model.

Samples:

Adams County, Mississippi

The Coachella Valley, California

Central Arkansas (Little Rock)

Northeast Florida (Jacksonville)

Greater Houston, Texas

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If we got it right, what

would it look like?

Who is being

helped?

What rules need to

change?

What are the first changes

you expect?

What must be done?

What can be

measured?

What do we need?

Tearless Logic Model

countyhealthrankings.org/resources/tearless-logic-models

Thank you!

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