3rd QUARTER AGENCY PROGRESS REPORT FY 2019/2020

Agenda Item D.1

3rd QUARTER AGENCY PROGRESS REPORT FY 2019/2020 http://www.first5riverside.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 Funded Agencies

Riverside County Office of Education: Riverside Hybrid Alternative Payment Program (RHAP)

RHAP Scholarships & Provider Quality Incentives (PQI) for Enrolled Children 1,593 1500 1,289

1,226

1250

1,223

1,111 1000

984 827

810

750

886 787 770 718

701 667

644 583

614 547

500

583 498

434

250

0

501501

481 436

417421

OUR WORK July

Aug

Sept

Oct

RHAP Scholarships

Nov

Dec

PQI RHAP

Jan

Feb

Mar

PQI CAPP

QSRC Site Comparison 138 400

144

131

0

376

n=520

392

n=530

299

n=430

116

197

n=325

200

n=138

128

22 FY 15/16

FY 16/17 Access & Quality

FY 17/18 IMPACT Sites

FY 18/19

FY 19/20 Qtr 3

CSPP Sites

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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 Funded Agencies

Consortium for Early Learning Services

Early Learning Providers Trained (n=515) 37

440

OUR WORK 38

FCCH Teachers/Owners (7.18%)

ECE Centers Teachers/Admin (85.44%)

91 Jump Start to Quality Packages were distributed to QSRC sites ranking Tier 3 or lower

XX

Alternative Site Staff (7.38%)

15 QSRC Stipend Program Orientations provided to 214 QSRC providers First 5 Riverside 3rd Quarter Agency Progress Report FY 2019/2020

GOAL 1 QUALITY EARLY LEARNING

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.

Funded Agencies Riverside University Health System Public Health-Nutrition & Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care (NAP SACC)

United Way of the Desert

NAP SACC 136 of 200 projected QSRC child care providers trained in NAP SACC (68% accomplishment) 27 of 50 projected QSRC child care sites enrolled in NAP SACC (54% accomplishment) 7 of 35 projected QSRC child care sites are NAP SACC certified (20% accomplishment)

25 of 50 projected families have been served (50% of accomplishment) 29 more minutes read per day by participating families

Raising a Reader 1,308 children received the Raising a Reader program at targeted school sites, on a monthly basis (98.6% accomplishment) In an effort to continue to provide literacy support to families during COVID-19, UWD began weekly Bedtime Stories, where a volunteer reads a children’s book each night at 7:30 p.m. through a live Facebook feed.

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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 Riverside University Health System-Behavioral Health

Early Identification and Early Intervention - Integrated System of Care Projected #'s Actual #'s

2,000 1,418

500

800

366

Children received a behavioral health screening (DECA)

495

70.9% of accomplishment Children received a behavioral health screening (ASQ-3 and ASQ:SE-2)

1,115

68% of accomplishment

600

Children served with classroom observations & consultations 61.9% of accomplishment

70

42

240

Children served with prosocial groups

157

185.8% of accomplishment 240

Children reviewed via the Child Study Team 65.4% of accomplishment

203

Children participating in PCIT demonstrated improvement on pre/post assessment measures 60% of accomplishment Children served with full treatment intervention PCIT

84.6% of accomplishment

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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 SoCal Water Babies, LLC

University of California, Riverside-School of Medicine

Drowning Prevention

35 children received full swim lesson scholarships in Temecula & Jurupa Valley 253 children received water safety classes (136.8% accomplishment) 38 children received refresher water safety classes 292 children increased water safety skills (175.9% accomplishment) 278 parents/caregivers participated in water safety workshops

UCR - Building New Capacity to Expand Healthcare All 4 current recipients of the F5R mission scholarship continue their M.D. studies in good academic standing. Additionally, 6 other members of the graduating class of 2020 selected pediatrics for their specialty training.

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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 socio-emotional development and overall health.

Borrego Community Health Foundation

First 5 San Bernardino

Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego

Loma Linda University Children's Health

Riverside University Health System-Medical Center

Currently in the implementation phase Call-in center is operational Expansion to additional providers is underway

HealthySteps is an evidence-based, interdisciplinary pediatric primary care program that promotes positive parenting and healthy development for babies and toddlers, with an emphasis on families living in low-income communities.

2,029

Tier 1 - Universal Services Tier 2 - Short-Term Services Tier 3 - Comprehensive Services

1,140

4,864 children received Tier 1Universal Services; and of those, 2,029 children (41.7%) received Tier 3Comprehensive Services from the HealthySteps Specialist.

4,864

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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.

DTI (Inland Empire Smiles) DTI funds 9 agencies regionally across San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Virtual Dental Home (VDH) Strategy (ages 0-19) 1,893 children have received VDH services. (784 children ages 0-5) 90% (1,697 of 1,893) of children served through VDH have established a dental home

Early Childhood Oral Health Assessment (ECOHA) Strategy (ages 0-5) 5,198 children have received the ECOHA

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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 Blindness Support Services

Jurupa Unified School District

Family Services Association

Parentz@Work

John F Kennedy Memorial Foundation Riverside University Health System Public Health

Home Visitation Expansion

954 Parents served with home visitation

542

703

Parents provided with an initial assessment

Children served with home visitation

336

309

167

261

Children provided with an ASQ-3 screening

Children provided with an ASQ:SE-2 screening

Children provided with an initial assessment

Children with up-to-date immunization at program completion

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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.

Diaper Kit Program Partnering with Commission funded agencies/programs for distribution, tracking, and reporting of diaper kits to families currently participating in Commission funded initiatives like Home Visitation, HealthySteps, LENA & Quality Early Learning providers.

1,580 diaper kits provided to funded agencies for distribution to families

Each diaper kit contains 80-100 diapers and 200 wipes

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GOAL 4 COUNTYWIDE IMPACT

Work with early childhood stakeholders, including state and county agencies, local education agencies, the child care planning council, institutions of higher education, and elected officials to strengthen countywide efforts to create a comprehensive, integrated early childhood system to improve outcomes for children prenatal through age 5 and their families.

Evidence-based family engagement, via text messages

2,110 Families served

166,667 Messages sent this school year (English and Spanish)

100% Of Riverside families report they complete Ready4K suggested activities with their child at least once per week

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SUCCESS STORY University of California, Riverside-School of Medicine Students at UCR School of Medicine, CalMed, and Loma Linda have teamed up to offer support to the community during the COVID-19 crisis.

Over 80 students have engaged in several activities including: • Food donations, grocery deliveries, public health information, emergency child care, and resource dissemination • Advocacy and policy recommendations for local and state public officials, including petitions, issue related calls/emails, and an “advocacy of the day” messaging campaign • Soliciting donations for hygiene and medical supply drives, which resulted in 30,000 masks to area providers • Creating a telemedicine/public health information call line, through RUHS, for vulnerable populations in the Inland Empire • Developing as well as presenting a virtual empowerment and enrichment curriculum for school-aged children of health providers “This crisis has shown us what we already knew — that health is collective,” said fourth-year UCR medical student Anum Iqbal.

“While we are not yet at the stage in our careers to help on the front lines, we are grateful to be of service to our community through these volunteering, crowdfunding, and advocacy efforts.”

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ASQ-3 ASQ:SE-2 CAPP CSPP C2AP C3AP CLASS CELS DTI DECA ECE ECOHA EIEI ERS FCCH F5R HMG-IE HIPPY IMPACT NFP NAPSACC PC+ PCIT PQI QSRC RHAP RUHS UCR UWD VDH

Ages & Stages Questionnaire, Third Edition Ages & Stages Questionnaire: Social Emotional, Second Edition California Alternative Payment Program California State Preschool Program CALWORKS Stage 2 CALWORKS Stage 3 Classroom Assessment Scoring System Consortium for Early Learning Services Dental Transformation Initiative Devereux Early Childhood Assessment Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Oral Health Assessment Early Identification and Early Intervention Environmental Rating Scale Family Child Care Home First 5 Riverside Help Me Grow - Inland Empire Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters Improve and Maximize Programs so All Children Thrive Nurse-Family Partnership Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care ParentChild+ Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Provider Quality Incentives Quality Start Riverside County Riverside Hybrid Alternative Payment Program Riverside University Health System University of California, Riverside United Way of the Desert Virtual Dental Home

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