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What is Community Development?

•  Background  •  Why  it  is  important  •  Key  to  successful  community  development  

Building the Structure for Community Development

•  Create  a  community  development  team  •  Ensure  execu<ve  leadership  buy-­‐in  •  Research  and  iden<fy  target  popula<ons  •  Build  community  partnerships  •  Work  with  provider  communi<es  

Building the Structure for Community Development

Create  a  Community  

Development  Team  

Ensure  Execu<ve  Leadership  Buy-­‐in  

Research  and  Iden<fy  Target  Popula<ons  Build  Community  

Partnerships  

Work  with  Provider  Communi<es  

About the Community Development Tool Kit

•  Purpose  •  Content  •  Observa<ons  

Central Arizona Case Studies

•  Myth  vs.  Fact  

Central Arizona Case Studies

La<no  Community    

African  American  Community  

Asian/Pacific  Islander  Community  

Community Development - Outreach Methods/Tactics

•  Introduc<on  leMers  •  Town  hall/community  

forum  •  Listening  Sessions  •  One-­‐to  One  mee<ngs  •  Collabora<on/  

partnerships  •  Public  Service  

Announcement  (PSA)  •  Community  mee<ngs  •  Partnership  leMers  

•  Conference/trainings  •  Social  Marke<ng  

campaigns  •  MOU/MOA  •  Volunteering  •  Transla<on/  

Interpreta<on  •  PowerPoint  presenta<ons  •  Health  Fair/Community  

health  events  •  Serving  on  boards  

Community Development - Outreach Methods/ Tactics

Partnerships  

Town  Hall  

MOU/  MOA  

Serve  on  a  Board  

Conferences/  Trainings  

PSA  

1:1  Mee<ngs  

Community  Health  Events  

Health  Fair  

Community  Form  

Partnership  LeMers  

Collabora<on    

PowerPoint  Presenta<ons  

Volunteering  

Where to Go

•  Places  of  Worship  *  •  Community/  Recrea<on  Centers  •  Health  Centers*  •  Educa<onal  Ins<tu<ons-­‐  (Public/

trade  schools,  community  colleges,  Universi<es)*  

•  Community  Celebra<ons  (MLK,  Juneteenth,  Aloha  Fest,  Chinese  walk)*  

•  Community  Leaders  *  •  Elected  Officials  •  Local  Businesses  •  Minority/women  owned  

businesses  

•  Medical/  Doctor  offices  •  Media-­‐  Radio,  Print  Media,  

Online,  Television*  •  Barber/  Beauty  shops  •  Community  Organiza<ons  

groups-­‐  Urban  League,  Chambers  of  commerce*  

•  City  Neighborhood  services  •  Neighborhood  Associa<ons/  

Tenant  Associa<on/  Block  Watch  •  Senior  Centers*  •  Law  Enforcement*  •  Parks  &  Recrea<on  

Where to Go

Places  of  Worship  

Neighborhoods  

Schools  

Recrea<on  Department  

Senior  Centers  

Businesses  

Community/  Special  Events  

Media  Public  Safety  &  Law  Enforcement  

Medical  Facili<es    

Educa<onal  Ins<tu<ons  

Community  Celebra<ons  

Obstacles

•  Barriers  to  Care  •  Recovery  Focused  Language  •  Cultural  Considera<ons  

External  

Cultural  

Internal  

• Lack  of  Coverage  • Lack  of  Informa<on  • Transporta<on  • Time  Commitment    • Cost  

• Cultural  Norms  • Beliefs  about  Treatment  

• S<gma  • Fear/Mistrust  • Denial  

Barriers to Care

•  Ask  ques<ons  •  Take  <me  to  research  your  target  audience  •  Engage  in  community  ac<vi<es  to  gain  trust  and  credibility  

•  Take  <me  to  meet  community  leaders  •  Form  allies  within  the  community  •  Understand  the  culture  of  a  group  •  Take  responsibility  for  your  ac<ons  •  Take  <me  to  volunteer  •  Learn  and  respect    the  cultural  norms,  prac<ces,  observances,  etc.    

Do’s

•  Assume  that  all  communi<es  are  the  same  •  Assume  that  you  will  immediately  be  accepted  •  Assume  you  have  all  the  answers  •  Be  afraid  to  ask  for  help  or  guidance  •  Use  money/funding  as  a  bargaining  tool  •  Take  partnership  and  collabora<on  for  granted  

Don’ts

Getting Started

SWOT  Analysis  

Logic  Model  

Work  Plan   Budget  

•  SWOT  •  Logic  Model  •  Work  Plan  •  Sample  LeMer/  Introduc<on  LeMer  

Sample Templates

SWOT

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SWOT

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SWOT

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Logic Model

Logic Model

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Sample Work Plan

Sample/ Introduction Letter

Working with Local Media

•  Steps  to  earn  posi<ve  media  coverage  about  your  programs  and  services  – SELECT  a  target  audience  – DEVELOP  a  media  list  – BRAINSTORM  story  ideas  – PREPARE  materials  and  informa<on  –  IDENTIFY  spokespeople  – CONTACT  the  media    

Community Initiatives

•  Purpose  •  Process  •  Measuring  Results  

– Outputs  – Outcomes  – Addi<onal  Tips  

Social Marketing Campaigns

•  What  is  social  marke<ng?  •  Benefits  of  social  marke<ng  •  When  should  you  run  a  social  marke<ng  campaign?  

 

QUESTIONS & COMMENTS?

Shakira  Pipher,  MSW  

[email protected]  Mobile  602-­‐527-­‐8135  Office  602-­‐633-­‐0765