Program Work Plan Sample Clauses
The PROGRAM WORK PLAN clause defines the requirements and expectations for developing and maintaining a detailed plan outlining the tasks, timelines, and deliverables for a specific program or project. Typically, this clause requires the responsible party to submit a comprehensive schedule or roadmap, which may include milestones, resource allocation, and progress reporting mechanisms. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties have a clear, shared understanding of how the program will be executed, thereby facilitating coordination, accountability, and timely completion of objectives.
Program Work Plan. The County shall work in concert with all Parties to develop a work plan for the following fiscal year and will provide longer term financial forecasts. The work plan for the upcoming fiscal years shall be submitted to each of the Parties by January 15 of each year. The work plan may designate a Party as a lead other than the County for a work plan task(s).
Program Work Plan. 5.1.1. Project Objective. For the Love of the Arts Inc. Has 5 goals to prevent youth nicotine dependence, reduce commercial tobacco product use, and work with priority populations to reduce tobacco-related health disparities. Item Goal Strategy Activities 1 Youth Empowerment: Equip youth with the skills and knowledge to combat bullying, build resilience, and make healthy decisions regarding substance use and mental health. • Establish a safe place where at risk youth can gather, feel accepted, and discuss their struggles • Collect baseline data upon entry to the program to establish a scale of need for youth. • Integrate lessons on emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and healthy decision-making into program. • Program includes weekly support groups for youth to share challenges, growth, and goals. • Conduct youth mental health (MHA) and substance use history assessment upon entry to the program. • Utilize evidence-based curriculum in 8-week sessions.
Program Work Plan. See Appendix A
Program Work Plan.
5.1. Program Objective. To ensure newly sober women address chronic conditions and learn how to make decisions which positively affect their health.
Program Work Plan. Item Goal Strategy Activities 1 Reduce infant and maternal mortality in Lake County. 1. Expand access to evidence- based doula services and maternal health education. 2. Strengthen partnerships with healthcare providers and community organizations. 1. Provide free doula services to expectant parents, ensuring emotional, physical, and informational support. 2. Conduct Community Baby Showers and Health Presentation Workshops to educate parents on prenatal and postpartum care. 3. Establish a documented referral system connecting families to WIC, home visiting, contraceptive care, and behavioral health services.
1. Address barriers to accessing prenatal care, including transportation, insurance navigation, and provider availability.
1. Offer transportation assistance and accompany expectant parents to prenatal visits. 2. Train doulas and community health workers (CHWs) to identify and address barriers preventing early prenatal care.
3. Collaborate with local clinics and hospitals to promote the importance of early prenatal visits.
Program Work Plan. Item Goal Strategy Activities 1 Enhance individualized peer support services.
1. Strengthen peer engagement and accountability in recovery. 2. Develop and implement a robust peer support program.
1. Establish a structured peer support schedule to ensure consistent engagement.
2. Provide ongoing supervision and professional development for peer recovery staff. 2 Expand transportation services to reduce barriers to recovery. 1. Increase access to recovery circles, clinical appointments, and employment resources. 1. Assess members’ transportation needs through surveys and intake interviews. Peer support to individuals through weekly communication for transportation services. 2. Develop and communicate a transportation schedule tailored to key recovery activities. Item Goal Strategy Activities 3 Strengthen outreach and strategic partnerships. 1. Inform underserved populations about available resources and support. 2. Build relationships with clinical care providers and community organizations. 1. Collaborate with New Season MAT program to enhance referrals and joint outreach efforts. 2. Host community workshops and events to reduce stigma and increase awareness. 3. Develop outreach materials and distribute them to partner organizations and community hubs. 4 Improve outcomes through data- driven evaluation and accountability.
1. Monitor and measure key recovery outcomes such as relapse prevention and housing stability. 1. Conduct baseline surveys at intake and quarterly assessments to track progress.
2. Use data to refine recovery goals and inform program improvements.
3. Report outcomes and impact metrics to stakeholders
Program Work Plan. 5.1. Program Work Plan. Program Objective. Through increased knowledge and assistance to develop healthy habits, the residents gain increased self -esteem and a stronger link to living a sober life. Item Goal Strategy Activities 1 Residents are screened or chronic illnesses Ensure availability of transportation for appointments, prescriptions and medical treatment supplies • Drive residents to general practitioner for screening • Drive resident to general practitioner for treatment
Program Work Plan. The Program Work Plan and associated documents shall be retained and archived.
Program Work Plan. Item Goal Strategy Activities
1 Improved Nutrition Knowledge 1. All program participants will attend at least one nutrition education class per month that is led by a Nurse Practitioner Nutritionist 2. Provide nutrition education classes that teach participants about nutrition 3. Improve the use of data and evaluation to better understand and address health equity.
2 Healthier Dietary Habits 4. During nutrition education classes, provide program participants with the benefits and value of incorporating fresh fruits into their meals, and providing meals with incorporating fresh vegetables. 5. Provide resources to local producers where participants can purchase local produce.
3 Improved Self-Reported Health Metrics 6. During nutrition education classes, teach program participants how to navigate MyChart.
Program Work Plan. 5.1.1. Program Objective. The objective of Bridge to Hope: Harm Reduction in Action is to reduce overdose deaths, prevent the spread of infectious diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis C, and improve maternal and community health by providing mobile, street-based harm reduction services. Through education, outreach, and direct support delivered by certified health workers and peer recovery coaches, the program aims to increase access to care, resources, and treatment for individuals most affected by substance use and health disparities in Lake County.
5.1.2. Program Goal(s). Item Goal Strategy Activities 1 At-risk individuals across Lake County will have increased access to harm reduction services, overdose prevention tools, and life-saving education to reduce overdose fatalities. Expand a network of trained outreach workers to deliver harm reduction services across Lake County. Utilize Certified Peer Recovery Coaches (CAPRC II) and Certified Community Health Workers (CCHWs) to build trust with high-risk populations. Partner with community organizations, healthcare providers, and recovery services to extend referral networks. Develop partnerships with first responders, hospitals, and recovery centers to facilitate immediate connections to care. Conduct naloxone training for community groups, families, and organizations in overdose-prone neighborhoods. Maintain data-driven service delivery by tracking outreach engagement, naloxone distribution, and overdose reversal reports monthly. Coordinate follow-up visits and referrals for individuals who engage with harm reduction services. Conduct weekly street outreach distributing naloxone kits, wound care supplies, HIV/HCV self-test kits, hygiene kits, and maternal health resources. Host monthly overdose prevention and harm reduction education workshops open to the public. Facilitate "train the trainer" sessions to empower community members to recognize and respond to overdoses. Provide HIV/HCV prevention supplies, testing referrals, and distribute self-test kits during mobile outreach events. Maintain ongoing data collection on demographics served, zip codes, reversals reported, referrals to treatment, and health screenings completed. Partner with community-based organizations to create referral pathways for housing, healthcare, food security, and recovery support. Conduct biannual community listening sessions to gather feedback and adapt outreach strategies to emerging needs.