Final Agency Progress Report FY 17/18

FINAL AGENCY PROGRESS REPORT FY 2017/2018 http://www.rccfc.org/

Children, birth through age 5, benefit from highquality early education, early intervention, family engagement, and support that prepares all children to reach their optimal potential in school and life.

GOAL 1 QUALITY EARLY LEARNING Funded Agencies

Riverside County Office of Education: Riverside Hybrid Alternative Payment Program (RHAP)

RHAP Scholarships & Incentives

FY 2017/2018

1,108

RHAP Scholarships Quality Incentives for RHAP Children

538

Quality Incentives for CAPP, C2AP & C3AP Children

81

0

500

1000

1500

QSRC Site Comparison

OUR WORK

500 131 400 128

299

300

116

n=430

100

n=325

200

n=138

197

22 0

FY 15/16

FY 16/17 Access & Quality

IMPACT Sites

FY 17/18 CSPP Sites

See Story Map for Distribution of Quality Early Learning Services & NAP SACC Certified Sites Final Agency Progress Report FY 2017/2018

Children, birth through age 5, benefit from highquality early education, early intervention, family engagement, and support that prepares all children to reach their optimal potential in school and life.

GOAL 1 QUALITY EARLY LEARNING

See Story Map for Distribution of Quality Early Learning Services & NAP SACC Certified Sites

Funded Agencies Riverside University Health System-Public Health-Nutrition & Physical Activity Self Assessment for Child Care (NAP SACC) Consortium for Early Learning Services

Early Learning Providers Trained (n=657) 100

553

OUR WORK

FCCH Teachers/Owners (15.22%)

ECE Centers Teachers/Admin (84.17%)

4

CELS Staff (0.61%)

NAP SACC 373 of 90 projected QSRC child care providers trained in NAP SACC (414.4% accomplishment) 105 of 30 projected QSRC child care sites enrolled in NAP SACC (350% accomplishment) 51 of 25 projected QSRC child care sites are NAP SACC certified (204% accomplishment) First 5 Riverside Final Agency Progress Report FY 2017/2018

GOAL 2 COMPREHENSIVE GOAL 1.2 HEALTH & CHILD HEALTH DEVELOPMENT

Children, prenatal through age 5, and their families access the full spectrum of health and behavioral health services needed to support their healthy physical and social-emotional development and overall health.

Funded Agencies Desert Healthcare Foundation

RUHS-Public Health-Breastfeeding

SoCal Water Babies, LLC

San Gorgonio Hospital-Breastfeeding

University of California, Riverside-School of Medicine

Drowning Prevention 631 children received water safety classes (74% accomplishment) 620 children increased water safety skills (90% accomplishment)

Mothers supported with Breastfeeding Services 4,555 Helpline calls 2,150 received home visits

862 parents, caregivers and community members participated in water safety workshops

Building New Capacity to Expand Healthcare

Exclusively Breastfeeding Mothers 3,662 through 6 weeks 1,982 through 6 months

One mission scholarship recipient has been selected and awarded.

The first four-year mission scholarship recipient (awarded in 13/14 school year) graduated and See Story Map for started their residency program.

Distribution of

Breastfeeding Services

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GOAL 2 COMPREHENSIVE GOAL 1.2 HEALTH & CHILD HEALTH DEVELOPMENT

Children, prenatal through age 5, and their families access the full spectrum of health and behavioral health services needed to support their healthy physical and social-emotional development and overall health.

Funded Agencies

Bermuda Dunes Learning Center

Perris Elementary School District

Blindness Support Services, Inc.

RUHS-Behavioral Health

Family Services Association

V.I.P. Tots

Special Needs 73

FY 2017/2018

Children Receiving Quality/Enhanced ECE Services Children Receiving Home Visitation/ & Training Services

49

Children Receiving an Initial Assessment

0

10

20

30

74

40

50

60

70

80

Behavioral Health FY 2017/2018

Children Receiving Behavioral Health Screenings

Children Served with Parent-Child Interaction Therapy

Parents Receiving Behavioral Health Case Management

0

1000

See Story Map for Distribution of Behavioral Health Screening

2000

3000

4000

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GOAL 3 RESILIENT FAMILIES

Families and communities are engaged, supported, and strengthened through culturally effective resources and opportunities that assist them in nurturing, caring, and providing for their children's success and well-being.

Funded Agencies Martha's Village and Kitchen Path of Life Ministries Riverside County Department of Public Social Services Riverside County Office on Aging

Family Strengthening 97 unique children in residential and transitional housing received high quality child care services.

(100% accomplishment) All children receiving services have been included in the CAPP/RHAP transition.

Home Visitation 100 mothers and 184 children at risk of ACEs received comprehensive home visitation services.

(76.9% & 141.5% accomplishment respectively)

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

44 children (monthly average) living with their grandparents received full-time and respite child care.

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COMPARISON OF FUNDING ALLOCATION & EXPENSES

BY GOAL AREA

Quality Start Riverside County Site Increases Quality $14,161,792

15000000

Allocations Expenses

10000000

5000000

The Quality Start coach provided individualized coaching $10,495,780 and resources that increased self confidence of classroom management strategies, improved teacherchild interactions, and provided a learning environment for rich opportunities for children to learn and grow. As a result, the classroom demonstrated an increased score of the Environment Rating Scale (ERS) and Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS) which resulted in an increase in the sites tier rating. $3,874,299

-- Laura Martinez, QSRC Coach $1,116,667

$1,047,706

$4,760.168 0

QES

Quality Early Learning

CH&D

Comprehensive Health & Development

RF

Resilient Families

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SUCCESS STORIES San Gorgonio Hospital Breastfeeding Home Visitation "We had a client who resided in Blythe who called for a home visit because no one had been able to determine why her newborn was vomiting and had bloody stools. Following our assessment, we determined the baby was unable to move it's tongue at all...due to severe lip and tongue tie. When we first arrived, she broke into tears because she was so worried we weren't coming because of the excessive distance to her home. Her plan of care required a RN-toMD consult from her home...The MD recognized an Ear Nose Throat referral was needed and made the referral that day. The baby was seen by a specialist within 48 hours. The tongue and lip tie were released and the blood in the stool, feeding problems, and incessant crying stopped almost instantly."

SoCal Water Babies Drowning Prevention "With summer quickly approaching and our 3 strong swimmers already playfully splashing through our pool, we decided our fourth child was going to need an extra layer of protection in our hectic home. That’s when we found SoCal Water Babies and their Infant Survival Float program. Cathryn’s patient and informative lessons each week turned our chunky six month old into a little floater and gave us that added layer of protection – knowing that if he ever ended up in the pool unattended, he’d have a better chance at survival.

We are eternally grateful for SoCal Water Babies and their commitment to water safety. We might not have been able to make the financial stretch to get our son private lessons at such a young age had it not been for SoCal Water Babies and their phenomenal Grant Program. The discounts their grant offered made it a no-brainer."

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ACEs Adverse Childhood Experiences CELS Consortium for Early Learning Services CAPP California Alternative Payment Program CLASS Classroom Assessment Scoring System CSPP California State Preschool Program C2AP CALWORKS Stage 2 C3AP CALWORKS Stage 3 ECE Early Childhood Education ERS Environmental Rating Scale F5R First 5 Riverside FCCH Family Child Care Homes IMPACT Improve and Maximize Programs so All Children Thrive MD Medical Doctor NAP SACC Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care QSRC Quality Start Riverside County RHAP Riverside Hybrid Alternative Payment Program RN Registered Nurse RUHS Riverside University Health System

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