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Strategic Planning
In 2002, the Partnership For Children Executive Committee began a strategic planning process that included:
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SWOT Analysis by University of Dallas MBA students,
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Early Childhood Expert panels, and,
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Strategic Planning retreats.
In February 2003, the Partnership Executive Committee approved a 2003-2004 Strategic Plan created by the Strategic Planning Committee (members on page 10 of the report).
The Strategic Planning Committee first created a set of Statements of Principle that would not only guide the design of the strategic plan, but would also guide future decision-making of The Partnership for Children Executive Committee and General Membership.
An outline of the most recent strategic planning information for 2006-2008 can be found below. To view the complete plan see 2006-2008 Strategic Plan.
Statements of Principle
The Partnership for Children will:
Partner with existing
service providers to engage the whole community and promote prevention through awareness, activity and programs.
Act to create a supportive community of caring adults around each child.
Focus on the developmental needs of all children under five, with a special emphasis on those who are most at risk of failing to be ready for educational success.
Seek solutions at the community level and work toward systems change.
Partnership For Children
2006-2008 Goals:
Goal #1:
Support or re-ignite successful local models for affordable relationship-based approaches for supporting school readiness.
Goal #2:
Increase community awareness of and system changes that support school readiness.
Goal #3:
Increase early childhood mental health prevention efforts.
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