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Close the Social Gaps: Forge New Futures Let our planning, financial experience and insight ensure you can deliver the positive changes in the community you are looking for. Today, there is a growing gap between the needs of communities and the resources to fund them. Our innovative methodology will highlight the critical outcomes that most need to be achieved and which funding option will give you the best result. Increase your funding impact and build social and human capital Stimulate new partnerships to reduce reliance on State and Federal Government funding Calculate the Social Return On Investment to determine the best value proposals and programs Value proposition : © Frankston City Council; Dr Gillian Kay - June 2014 Community Wellbeing Outcomes Framework • 7 tertiary outcomes • 36 secondary outcomes • Each step (towards the centre) represents an improved change • Can be applied at all levels: national, state, regional municipal, suburb or neighbourhood • [Primary outcomes designed at program level • Social benefits represent the value add] © Frankston City Council; Dr Gillian Kay - June 2014 What Does This Look Like? Frankston North Langwarrin Community Wellbeing Outcomes Map Langwarrin Safe Community 3 Sustainable 1 Economy Sustainable Environment Healthy Community 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 3 Learning 2Community 4 Community Strength 2Stronger Families Langwarrin Community Wellbeing Outcomes Map Frankston North Healthy Community 1 2 Safe 3 Community 3 4 5 6 Sustainable 1 Economy Sustainable Environment 1 Learning Community 3 Community Strength Frankston North Stronger Families * Sustainable Economy is assessed on a municipal wide basis © Frankston City Council; Dr Gillian Kay - June 2014 Creating Shared Valued • Shared value grows wealth across sectors. • Clear outcomes are key from the outset. • Measures must target value add benefits to deliver SROI. © Ms J Mulcahy - June 2014 Respectful Relationships Pilot Project Seniors wellbeing & independence Family engagement/ development (LG Community centres) Youth leadership program (LG facilities /sporting clubs) Early childhood development (LG Libraries) Ante / post natal program (LG MCH centres) © Frankston City Council; Dr Gillian Kay - June 2014 Why Local Government? • • • • • Owners of extensive community infrastructure Builders of community relationships Implementers of social policy Designers of local strategies and plans Providers of key universal services • • • • • • • • • A1862662 Maternal and child health Early childhood development Youth Family support Recreation Active ageing and disability Arts and culture Community safety Social inclusion policy and projects © Frankston City Council; Dr Gillian Kay - June 2014