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The Stockley Center and You1

The Good News about the Stockley Collaborative

Health and Social Services Secretary Rita Landgraf, November 17, 2014Outdoors Summit 2014


Collaborative Membership

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Collaborative Steering Committee

Stockley Implementation ResourcesCommunity for specific asks: Resources & Funding

Collaborative Contributors


Internal Collaborative Framework

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The Collaborative

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summary of Action on First Priorities

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Priorities

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Communication

Assessment and Revision

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• Honor the history, purpose and commitment of the Stockley Center, the residents, families, staff and related communities.

• Focus on the residents of the Stockley Center, including a commitment to maintain and build upon a peaceful, safe and secure environment.

• Support integration and enhancement of the center’s capacity to help anyone continue to improve individual wellness, which leads to population health.

• Endorse universal design principles in interpretation of any physical, experiential or programmatic features.

• Value productive partnerships from business, not-for-profit, recreational, health and other fields.

General Principles


• Telehealth: Dr. Gerard Gallucci, a collaborative member, detailed the advances both here at the Stockley Center and across the rest of the state that we are making in telehealth – bridging the distance between patient and provider.

• Trails: DNREC’s Kendall Sommers, a collaborative member, is working with the staff at the Stockley Center to map the trails, plan a clean-up and open limited trails to the public. Temporary trails are open today.

The Early Priorities


• The trails will help to turn the Stockley Center into a destination for the public – for people of all abilities.

• Telehealth will help to connect individuals to specialty care in Kent and Sussex counties without forcing them to travel great distances.

The Early Priorities: Benefits


• Friends of Stockley: Facebook page created under this name, both for communications and for future fundraising.

• Good stories to tell: As telehealth and the trails move closer to public use, we will include statewide media and use social media to get out information.

• Additional background can be found at:dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/admin/stockleycollaborative

The Early Priorities: Communications

The Stockley Center and You

Next Steps: Our Discussion List

• Expand the use of the therapeutic pool and other therapeutic facilities for individuals with disabilities.

• Explore possibility of offering cochlear implant checkup and support services for children in the southern part of the state.

• Establish linkages with formal and information educational systems.

• Develop fundraising capacity.• Develop fully accessible community vegetable

gardens.• Trail clean-up and host a 5K.9

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