
Goals & Guiding Principles of the Coastal Family Resource Coalition
Coalition Goals
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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
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To develop an inclusive and integrated model for service delivery based on research, best practices and local knowledge.
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T​o engage broader perspectives from service providers, agencies, clients and communities in developing this model.
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To build broad-based commitment to develop and implement the model.
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To create a confidentiality protocol related to case conferencing and referrals.
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​To improve cross-cultural communication and awareness within the Coalition.
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To increase community knowledge and awareness of existing programs, services and resources available for families and individuals on the West Coast
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To promote accessible Universal, Targeted and Clinical community programs and services that support the health and development of families.
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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:

Collaborative
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Supported on local, regional, provincial & federal levels
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Community-based
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Collaborative & coordinated
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Available along the continuum of child development

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

Outcome-based
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Evidence, cultural and strength based
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Timely
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Cost-effective
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Include universal, targeted and clinical services

Accessible
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Community-based
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Flexible delivery model
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Outreach & “one stop” shop
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Physical location in every community

Sustainable
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Core funding
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Programming as a ladder of services
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Advocacy & policies
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Responsibility & participation from all of the age groups

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