Community Needs Assessment Sample Clauses

Community Needs Assessment. All services delivered through KEHS must be guided by the grantees’ most current Community Needs Assessment, which must be conducted every three years to match the 3-year Xxxxx and Renewal periods. Most current Community Needs Assessment and/or updates are required to be completed and forwarded to the KEHS Program Manager on a yearly basis with your RFP and yearly renewals. Ad Hoc Reports will be requested from grantee(s) on an as needed basis. Content will be dependent on needs of the request. These can be a result of but not limited to: inquiries from State or Federal partners, DCF Audits, DCF leadership and DCF program staff. For more information, see the Grantee Resources page on the DCF Grants and Contracts website at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/Agency/Operations/Pages/Grantee-Resources.aspx. Reports and Requests must be sent to the following parties, as noted on each Grant Report or Request accordingly. For more information, or should you have any questions, please contact DCF using the contact information below: Kansas Department for Children and Families Attention: XxXxx Xxxxx/Kansas Early Head Start Program Manager 000 X. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000 Phone: 000-000-0000 Email: XxXxx.Xxxxx@xx.xxx
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Community Needs Assessment. POLICY HealthConnect will participate in ongoing community needs assessments or review, adequate and current externally completed needs assessments in partnership with other evaluation focused initiatives.
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Community Needs Assessment. D. 5-Year Regional Strategic Plan (includes biennial work plan) Special Instructions:
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Community Needs Assessment. The goal of this task is to build on and expand the stakeholder engagement process in Task 2.1, to develop comprehensive understanding of and secure alignment around community needs for new school bus service, especially in disadvantaged and low-income communities. This subtask will identify, engage with, and secure support of all the stakeholders involved in planning the Essential Electrification of Expanded School Bus Fleet, ensuring clear mutual understanding of objectives, roles and responsibilities, processes, and timelines. The Recipient shall: • Form a dedicated Community Needs Assessment (CNA) team to focus on assessing the needs for new school bus service routes, with special emphasis on service in disadvantaged and low-income community. o Assemble a diverse and representative CNA Team, including but not limited to members of the following types of stakeholders in disadvantaged and low-income communities: schools parent councils; school principals; neighborhood councils; civic leaders; and local clean energy advocates. Limit the team to 8-10 members. o Facilitate discussions and secure consensus on the CNA Scope: goals; geographic focus area; number of new bus routes; timeline to commission new bus routes; etc. o Develop and secure buy-in on the CNA Strategy and Workplan, including but not limited to: ▪ Determine workplan schedule and timeline for data gathering, data processing, presenting recommendations, etc. ▪ Determine roles and responsibilities of team members; optimize task assignments. ▪ Agree on decision-making process. o Determine existing data to use or methods for collecting and processing new data. • Provide a CNA Strategy and Workplan Summary to the CAM, including but not limited to, discussions, timeline, roles and responsibilities, and decision-making process. Products: • CNA Strategy and Workplan Summary Task 4.2 Acquisition and Validation of Input Data for Optimization Analysis
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Community Needs Assessment. TASK 2.1
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Community Needs Assessment. In addition, the Contractor will keep on file and available for review upon request by Department staff, documents, consistent with federal and state regulations, which will include, but not be limited to:  Latest Agency AuditSubcontractor Agreements The Contractor will include these requirements in all approved subcontracts.
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