Number and description of culturally and linguistically appropriate parent education and support groups

How do we compare?

F5AC: 740 parent education classes & support groups provided by grantees in Eng., Span., Cantonese and Vietnamese for 1,623 parents/caregivers (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

During first 6 months of the year (7/1/09 to 12/31/09), 409 parent education classes and support groups provided by grantees in Eng., Span., Cantonese, Mandarin, and Vietnamese for 916 parents/ caregivers

Proportion of parents who report they play more with their child 

How do we compare? 

F5AC: 96% of Partnership grants participants reported playing more with their child (2007-08 Annual Report)

Proportion of parents attending parenting education or support programs who report they used what they learned 

How do we compare?

F5AC: 85-93% for past 3 years (F5AC Annual Reports)

Proportion of parents screened for depression

How do we compare?

F5AC: 61-81% of Parents receiving F5AC services were screened (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

Grants: 305 parents screened for depression (first 6 months) 

Proportion of primary caretakers/parents who screened positive for depression 

How do we compare?

National estimated rates of depression among pregnant, postpartum and parenting women range from 5% to 25%

2009-2010 Results

 

Grants: 81 out of 305 (27%) parents screened positive for depression

Proportion of parents/children screened for domestic violence 

How do we compare? 

Nat'l: Children are present in the home in 40-50% of DV-related calls; children < 5 are more likely to be present than older children 
 

In Alameda County, 7,331 DV calls made to law enforcement, with a rate of 7.1 calls per 1,000 adults (vs. state rate of 7.2 and SF county rate of 8.4) 
 

Proportion of parents/children screened positive for domestic violence who are referred for and receive services  

Proportion of parents screened positive who are referred for and accepted/received services

Proportion of parents screened for substance abuse 

2009-2010 Results

31% IFS (n=1,363)

• 23% Special Start (n=648)
• 39% Teen (n=475)
• 37% YFC (n=240)

Proportion of parents screened positive for substance abuse and are referred for treatment services

2009-2010 Results

10% IFS (n=420)

• 18% Special Start (n=146)
• 2% Teen (n=185)
• 13% YFC (n=89)

Proportion of children who have a CPS case opened during the reporting period 

How do we compare? 

F5AC: 1-7% served by FSS (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

4% IFS (n=1,239)

• 6% Special Start (n=615)
• 2% Teen (n=422)
• 4% YFC (n=202) 

Number and description of providers trained who implement financial fitness assessments and support for families and ECE providers 

2009-2010 Results

64 FSS providers and F5AC staff trained

Proportion of families with a teen mom or pregnant teen caregiver who remained in school or who obtained their high school diploma or equivalent

How do we compare? 

F5AC: 59% receiving Teen Services stayed in school,  40% Special Start, #% ARS (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

60% IFS (n=463)

• 60% Special Start (n=40)
• 61% Teen (n=416)
• 29% YFC (n=7)

Proportion of eligible families receiving F5AC services who obtained financial supports such as CalWORKs, CalLEARN, TANF, etc. 

2009-2010 Results

32% IFS (n=1,009)

• 24% Special Start (n=447)
• 32% Teen (n=383)
• 54% YFC (n=179 

Proportion of Early Care and Education providers receiving F5AC support that have financial or business plans in place

Proportion parents or primary caregivers who have health insurance

2009-2010 Results

77% IFS (n=1,194)

• 73% Special Start (n=578)
• 86% Teen (n=411)
• 69% YFC (n=205 

Number and description of new partnerships with community and public agencies

How do we compare?

CA: New ECE Quality Rating systems

County: Building Blocks

2009-2010 Results

Implementation of the Neighborhood Partnership Initiative, SART

Description of improved linkages and efforts to increase families’ access to services in targeted neighborhoods

2009-2010 Results 

Implementation began for Project LAUNCH, connecting supports for families with children 0-8 years old in East Oakland

Five Neighborhood Partnership grantees (city park and rec departments and libraries) provided new neighborhood-based school readiness services in high-need neighborhoods.  545 children under 5 and 421 parents/caregivers were served at 11 sites in Berkeley, Alameda, Oakland, Hayward, and Union City.