Proportion of children served who are screened for developmental/ social/ emotional concerns by program

How did we do compare?

F5AC: 1,700 screened; range of 20% to 63% of those served were screened (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

Mental health consultation: 3 agencies serving 237 children conducted 21 screenings (9% of children)

School district and QC sites (school readiness programs): 1 agency screened 54 children 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services screened positive for developmental/social-emotional concerns who are referred for further assessment or treatment services, by type of referral

2009-2010 Results

775 children served by IFS home visiting programs screened “of concern” in at least one domain

Mental health consultation: All 21 children were referred to OT, language assessment, therapy, other children to in-house mental health service

School district and Quality Counts sites (school readiness programs): Of the 54 children referred for screening, 33 scored of concern (61%); 28 children (85%) were referred to school districts for services or IEP 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services referred for assessment / treatment services who received referred services (or appropriate follow-up)

How do we compare?

F5AC success in connecting families to needed supports

• Referrals to School Districts - 72% of referrals kept or in progress
• Referrals to Head Start / Early Head Start - 38% of referrals kept or in progress
• Referrals to Regional Center - 66% of referrals kept or in progress

(2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

254 children served by IFS home visiting programs were referred for additional assessments or supports; 187 received or are in the process of receiving appropriate follow-up support.

School district (school readiness programs) and Quality Counts sites: 100% received child development services or have IEP in progress 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services who have health insurance

2009-2010 Results

99.6% IFS (n=1,358)

• 99% Special Start (n=648)
• 99.6% Teen (n=470)
• 100% YFC (n=240) 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services who are up-to-date on immunizations

2009-2010 Results

98% IFS (n=1,019)

• 98% Special Start (n=648)
• Teen 98% (n=332)
• YFC 96% (n=159)

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services with an identified primary pediatric provider

How do we compare?

Nationally, 93% of children 17 yrs and younger who have a specific source of ongoing care

HP 2010 target: 97%

F5AC: 96% (avg. of last 7-8 years) (F5AC Annual Reports) 

2009-2010 Results

94% IFS (n=1,1363)

• 96% Special Start (n=648)
• 92% Teen (n=475)
• 90% YFC (n=240) 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services with appropriate well child visits per age

How do we compare?

F5AC: 96% (avg. of last 7-8 years F5AC Annual Reports)

2009-2010 Results

98% IFS (n=1,035)

• 99% Special Start (n=533)
• 99% Teen (n=339)
• 94% YFC (n=163) 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services with ER visits or hospitalizations for asthma

How do we compare?

HP 2010 hospitalization and ER visit targets for children under five: 250 per 100,000 and 800 per 100,000

County: 529/100,000 hospitalizations, 1,378/100,000 ER visits

F5AC:

• 0%-3% Children receiving Family Support Services
• 4-10% Asthma Start (2007-08 Annual Report) 

2009-2010 Results

Asthma Start contractors: 5-16%

0.4% IFS (n=1,363)

• 1% Special Start (n=648)
• 0.4% Teen (n=475)
• 0% YFC (n=240) 

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services with reported intentional injuries

2009-2010 Results

0.1% IFS (n=1,363)

• 0.3% Special Start (n=648)
• 0% Teen (n=475)
• 0% YFC (n=240)

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services with reported unintentional injuries

2009-2010 Results

2% IFS (n=1,363)

• 2% Special Start (n=648)
• 2% Teen (n=475)
• 2% YFC (n=240) 

Proportion of mothers who breastfed their babies 6 months or longer

How do we compare?

HP 2010 target for mothers who breastfeed:                  

• Early Post Partum - 75%
• At 6 mos. - 50%
• At 1 year - 25% 

County: 14.6% exclusively breastfeed at 6 months of age

F5AC: Special Start & Teen IFS: 33%-37% (2007-08 annual report)

2009-2010 Results

Proportion of children receiving F5AC services served exposed to secondhand smoke

How do we compare?

Nationally, 27 percent of children aged 6 years and under lived in a household where someone smoked inside the house at least 4 days per week in 1994.

County: 8.7% pregnant women smoked

F5AC: 2%-17% exposed to secondhand smoke (2007-08 annual report)

2009-2010 Results

8% IFS (n=1,1031)

• 8% Special Start (n=529)
• 7% Teen (n=334)
• 8% YFC (n=168)

Grants: 6 out of 158 or 4% 

Number of birthing hospitals that adopt WHO steps for obtaining Baby-Friendly designation (also Outcome 4A)

How do we compare?

Nationally, 100 Hospitals & Birth Centers in US are designated Baby-Friendly Hospitals

CA: 31 Hospitals and Birth Centers in Sept 2010

County: Kaiser Hayward has Baby-Friendly designation

2009-2010 Results

Alameda County Medical Center (Highland) received an Intent Certificate from Baby-Friendly USA, Inc.  ACMC has begun training nursing staff on skills needed to implement breastfeeding policy.  Midwives trained by lactation specialists now conduct breastfeeding rounds on the postpartum unit.

Proportion of children screened in classrooms with Mental Health or Quality Counts Consultation who demonstrate stronger protective factors and fewer behavioral concerns on DECA

How do we compare?

Nat'l, 81% of children show resilience compared to 15% with behavioral concerns

F5AC: 87% of children served by Mental Health Consultants had strong protective factors; 11% had behavioral concerns on Devereux Early Childhood Assessment, DECA (2007-08 Annual Report) 

2009-2010 Results

Decrease in behavioral concerns from 16%  to 7% in classrooms receiving consultation

Proportion of families receiving F5AC services that secured and retained child care after receiving inclusion services

How do we compare?

F5AC: Between 42% and 79% of those who requested inclusive care had secured and retained inclusive child care

2009-2010 Results

43% of parents who contacted R&R for child care referral received child care as a result

Proportion of children under age 5 who are expelled from child care or preschools due to behavioral problems

How do we compare?

In California, 6.7 per 1000 children expelled from state pre-schools nationally; 7.48 and 7.50 per 1000 children expelled from full-day and half-day state preschools

Proportion of ECE sites receiving quality consultation with improved environmental rating scale (Harms/Clifford) scores by domain and CLASS scores for teacher – child relationship

How do we compare?

F5AC: Quality Counts classrooms demonstrate 1-2 pt improvement (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

Among Quality Counts sites

• Health & Safety (Personal Care Routines) on ECERS and FCCRS improved > 1 pt
• 4 additional domains on FCCRS (space & furnishing,  talking & listening, activities,
• program structure improved > 1pt.
• No change on ITERS

Proportion of ECE students who receive supports to complete a higher education degree, who graduate within 3 (or 4?) years

How do we compare?

F5AC: 60% of ETP cohort (2007-08 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

• 6% of 989 students enrolled in Corps AA degree program from 2006-2010
• 63% of students enrolled in ETP 
• 85% of students enrolled in CSU EB BA degree program

Number of Corps members and other ECE students applying for first-time Child Development Permits

How do we compare?

Permit level is considered an indicator of ECE educator competency  

County: 84 new permits were issued by CA CTC (2007-08 Annual Report)

F5AC: 13 of 21 Corps members in the Entry Track (no permit) in FY 2006-2007 applied for permits for the first time

2009-2010 Results

211 of 555 (38%) of Corps AA Degree students obtained their Permit for the first time  or moved to a higher Permit level

Number of Corps members and other ECE students applying for a Child Development Permits at a higher level

How do we compare?

F5AC: 32 of 239 (13.4%) Corps members from 2007-08 with a permit advanced to a higher level

2009-2010 Results

160 of 555 (29%) Corps members from 2006-10 with a permit advanced to a higher level

The number of AA and higher degree graduates who continue to work in the field

How do we compare?

Nationally, only 30% of center-based teachers and administrators had a 4-year college degree and less than Half of home -based providers had education beyond high school.  

Proportion of families receiving F5AC services who report reading, storytelling or singing to their children daily

How do we compare?

F5AC: 75% to 88% across programs (2008-09 Annual Report)

2009-2010 Results

86% IFS (n=896)

• 85% Special Start (n=468)
• 93% Teen (n=273)
• 75% YFC (n=155)

Grants: 188 out of 232 or 81% (first 6 months of the year)

Proportion of children receiving services enter Kindergarten ready for school per KOF profiles

2009-2010 Results

Children participating in Summer Pre-Kindergarten camps show readiness skills comparable to other children with formal preschool experience, see Fall 2009 School Readiness Assessment.

Slightly less than half (47%) of children sampled in the study entered kindergarten classroom as "All Stars," near-proficient across the board in all four basic building blocks of readiness.

Proportion of children who received F5AC services who successfully matriculate to 1st and 2nd grade