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Goals & Guiding Principles of the Coastal Family Resource Coalition

Coalition Goals

  1. To build relationships amongst a full range of service providers in the public, private, volunteer and corporate sectors who support children, youth, individuals, and families

  2. To develop an inclusive and integrated model for service delivery based on research, best practices and local knowledge. 

    • T​o engage broader perspectives from service providers, agencies, clients and communities in developing this model.

    • To build broad-based commitment to develop and implement the model.

    • To create a confidentiality protocol related to case conferencing and referrals.

  3. ​To improve cross-cultural communication and awareness within the Coalition.

  4. To increase community knowledge and awareness of existing programs, services and resources available for families and individuals on the West Coast

  5. To promote accessible Universal, Targeted and Clinical community programs and services that support the health and development of families.

  6. To create a community understanding of the importance of supporting the healthy growth and development of all families on the West Coast.

Guiding Principles

A system of health services in West Coast communities should be:

Collaborative

Supported on local/regional/provincial/federal levels, based on local input, community-based, collaborative & coordinated, outcome based, available along the continuum of child development

Inclusive

 Inclusive and sensitive to Nuu-chah-nulth culture and experience, child-centered/family-focused, accessible in a variety of settings, Hishuk ish ts’awalk (everything is one and interconnected)

Outcome Based

Evidence-based, cultural-based, timely, responsible, flexible, cost-effective, include universal, targeted and clinical services, strength-based.

Sustainable

Coordination, core funding, programming as a ladder of services, advocacy & policies, responsibility & participation from all of the age groups.

Accessible

Community-based, flexible delivery model, outreach & “one stop” shop, physical location in every community.

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Guiding Principles

A system of health services in West Coast communities should be:

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Collaborative

  • Supported on local, regional, provincial & federal levels

  • Community-based

  • Collaborative & coordinated

  • Available along the continuum of child development

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Inclusive

  •  Inclusive and sensitive to Nuu-chah-nulth culture and experience

  • Child-centered/family-focused

  • Accessible in a variety of settings

  • Hishuk ish ts’awalk (everything is one and interconnected)

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Outcome-based

  • Evidence, cultural and strength based

  • Timely

  • Cost-effective

  • Include universal, targeted and clinical services

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Accessible

  • Community-based

  • Flexible delivery model

  • Outreach & “one stop” shop

  • Physical location in every community

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Sustainable

  • Core funding

  • Programming as a ladder of services

  • Advocacy & policies

  • Responsibility & participation from all of the age groups

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