FSSR 2005-06 RFA Video
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Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Donna Bostick-Knox, Pennsylvania Department
of Public Welfare, Office of Children Youth and
Families
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Web-based video format provides:
Availability of information to more people
Viewed at their convenience
Time and travel savings
Ability to replay, pause, and discuss with
collaborative members
Access to resources and support materials
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Today’s Presentation:
Application Overview
Fiscal Requirements
Collaborative Partnership
Responsibilities
Technical Assistance Resources
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
The 2005-06 application builds upon the work
that is already underway within community
partnerships
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Funding is for 12 months and is contingent upon
availability.
This year’s grant funds can only be used for capacity
building activities and support related to the
development and enhancement of cross system
collaborative infrastructure.
Funds are allocated based upon county class size and
will not exceed 2004-05 allocations. A grant amount
has been allocated for your county and is included
within the application mailing.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
County collaborative partnerships are working
in partnership with state government to achieve
the vision:
“all Pennsylvania children and their families will be
healthy, educated, self-sufficient and will be living in a
safe home and community.”
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
State Expectations
Partnerships of shared local leadership
Commitment to have strong and meaningful
parent/citizen voices in the development of
services
Clearly defined and measurable outcomes
Comprehensive approach to serving children
and families
Operational collaborative infrastructure
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Cross-Systems Collaborative Infrastructure
has diverse stakeholders that…
Assesses community needs
Uses data regularly
Designs strategies and aligns resources
Implements proven practices
Transfers information
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Technical assistance resources offer more
detailed information on systems change and
cross-systems infrastructure development.
They are available on the Center for Schools
and Communities’ web site
www.center-school.org/fssr
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Application Tips
Engage collaborative members
Build upon 2003-05 application
Have application and instructions available
Read through instructions
Complete charts first
Use collaborative assessment tool (CAT)
results
Have an integrated approach
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Application Format
Cover and Signature page
Executive Summary
Funding and Resource Allocation Section
Community and Program Level Outcomes Charts
System Change Enhancement Chart
Collaborative Infrastructure Plan
Evaluation
Budget forms
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
The evaluation section in this year’s application
is new
Evaluating the results of cross-systems efforts is
essential to
effective decision-making
strengthening service re-alignment and accountability
informed policy, practice and management decisions.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Funding
Timeframe and Allocation
12 month period
contingent upon availability of funds
based upon county class size, not to exceed the county’s FSSR 04-
05 allocation
Matching Requirements
minimum local investment equal to 25% of the allocated state
grant amount awarded to the county
Local investment can be cash and/or in-kind goods and services
Form Changes
budget forms have changed
Use current forms. Incomplete forms will not be processed.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
FSSR efforts are making a difference in the lives
of children and families at both the state and
community level.
By focusing on outcomes, implementing system
change strategies, and strengthening the
collaborative infrastructure, cross-system
partnerships across Pennsylvania will be well
positioned to meet the needs of children and
families.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Thomas Robel, Center for Schools and
Communities
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
5 key Collaborative Responsibilities
Build an Effective Infrastructure
Develop an Outcomes- Based Process
Strengthen Parent/Citizen Involvement
Conduct Collaborative Assessment Process
Complete Collaborative Reporting
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Build an Effective Infrastructure
Continuous learning environment with
diverse stakeholders
Local vision that integrates services/resources
Accountability structure
Strategic plan
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Collaborative Responsibilities
Build an Effective Infrastructure
Develop an Outcomes- Based Process
Strengthen Parent/Citizen Involvement
Conduct Collaborative Assessment Process
Complete Collaborative Reporting
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Develop an Outcomes- Based Process
Implement and use Outcomes Framework
Chart Community- and Program-Level
Outcomes
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
The Outcomes Framework has been created to help
local partnerships organize work associated with
outcome-based planning and funding.
Refer to this framework as you complete the
outcome sections of the application.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Develop an on-going mechanism to strengthen
parent/citizen involvement
Parents and citizens of the community must
have an active role and an equal voice in making
decisions about the community in which they
live.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Parent/Citizen Involvement Guidelines
Provide variety of opportunities
Parent-friendly (orientation, mentors)
Cover costs of parent participation
Recognize contributions
Facilitate networking
Create “leadership ladders” for growth and
advancement
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Conduct Collaborative Assessment
Process
Use the Collaborative Assessment Tool (CAT)
Required to conduct an assessment once every two
years
Work with FSSR regional technical assistant to
complete the CAT process
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Collaborative Reporting
Two reporting requirements associated with this year’s
application
First - completion and submission of a Semi-annual
Assessment of Progress Report.
Available on-line from the CSC website
Submission of the 1st report is due into OCYF on or
before January 15, 2006.
Second (optional) applies only to those who need to
make changes to their original application plan and
budget.
Submit a Plan Revision Request. Requires approval by
OCYF before any changes are implemented.
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
Technical Assistance Resources
6 Regional FSSR Technical Assistants
Web-based Resources
www.center-school.org
E-mail Application Questions
fssr@csc.csiu.org
answers will be posted on website
Family Service System Reform Grant Application Training Video
FY 2005-06
This application has been designed to be:
an operational plan for the collaborative work
undertaken by the collaborative
an effective tool in developing capacity
advancing cross-systems work and
guiding the formation of the operational
infrastructure
Thank you for your time.
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