THIRD QUARTER 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
RHAP Scholarships & Incentives 500 843 400
Quality 451 Incentives for RHAP Children Quality Incentives for CAPP, C2AP & C3AP Children
191
285 197
300 200 100 0
128
# Trained
70
ECE Centers Teachers/Admin
458
Alternative Site Staff
3
FY 16/17 Year End
100
200
300
FY 17/18 Qtr 3 IMPACT Sites
NAP SACC 310 of 90 projected QSRC child care providers trained in NAP SACC (344.4% accomplishment) 87 of 30 projected QSRC child care sites enrolled trained in NAP SACC (290% accomplishment) 33 of 25 projected QSRC child care sites are NAP SACC certified (132% accomplishment)
CELS Staff
4
0
FCCH Teachers/Owners
134
OUR WORK CSPP Sites
Early Learning Providers Trained
n=419
RHAP Scholarships
QSRC Site Comparison
n=325
Funded Agencies
Riverside County Office of Education: Riverside Hybrid Alternative Payment Program (RHAP) Consortium for Early Learning Services Riverside University Health System - Public Health- NAPSAAC
400
500
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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 Blindness Support Services, Inc. Desert Healthcare Foundation Family Service Association Perris Elementary School District RUHS-Behavioral Health
RUHS-Public Health-Breastfeeding San Gorgonio Memorial HospitalBreastfeeding SoCal Water Babies, LLC V.I.P. Tots University of California, RiversideSchool of Medicine
Behavioral Health
Special Needs
71 children received quality/enhanced early childhood education services.* 43 children received home visitation and training services.*
Breastfeeding
3,093 children received behavioral health screenings. (87.7% accomplishment)
2,913 mothers continued to exclusively breastfeed at 6 weeks. (116.5% accomplishment)
280 children served with PCIT. (98.2% accomplishment)
1,656 mothers continued to exclusively breastfeed at 6 months. (132.5% accomplishment)
*No projections assigned. Build New Capacity
5 Mission Scholarships* awarded since 2013 *"Mission" Scholarship awarded annually to one (1) student at UCR School of Medicine to remain in Riverside County as a Primary Care Pediatrician.
Drowning Prevention
412 children received water safety classes/swim lessons. (48.1% accomplishment) 539 parents/caregivers and community members participated in water safety workshops.* *No projections assigned.
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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 & Kitchen
Path of Life Ministries
Riverside County Department of Public Social Services
Riverside County Office on Aging
Funded agencies provide services to families in residential and transitional housing to stabilize families in crisis.
85 unique children in residential and transitional housing received high quality child care services. (87.6% accomplishment)
Home visits provided to families including expectant and new mothers who are at risk socially and emotionally for child abuse, neglect and other adverse childhood experiences.
89 mothers and 166 children at risk of ACES received comprehensive home visitation services. (68.5% and 127.7% accomplishment respectively)
Provision of child care services for children who are living with their grandparents.
44 children (monthly average) living with their grandparents received full-time and respite child care. (88% accomplishment)
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Success Story Quality Start Riverside County Quality Start Riverside County Site Increases Quality
The Quality Start coach provided individualized coaching 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. -- Laura Martinez, QSRC Coach
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