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Mission

se. Mission. To increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another. . Vision. To be the leader in fostering powerful partnerships to impact the human care issues that matter most to the people of our community. . We do this by:. Convening forums around important issues.

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  1. se

  2. Mission

    To increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another.

  3. Vision

    To be the leader in fostering powerful partnerships to impact the human care issues that matter most to the people of our community.

  4. We do this by:

    Convening forums around important issues. Facilitating collaborative efforts around service solutions. Collecting resources. Distributing resources.

  5. For Every 1000* Residents of the Northern Shenandoah Valley…

    154 are 65 and older; 150speak a language other than English at home; and 190 have no health insurance *Based on Virginia Averages Source: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission and U.S. Census

  6. For Every 1000* Residents of the Northern Shenandoah Valley…

    108live in poverty; 140lack a High School diploma or equivalent; and 120experience food insecurity at home. *Based on Virginia Averages Source: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission and U.S. Census

  7. NSV Population Growth1960 – 2040 (Projected)A rapidly increasing population translates into more human service demand

    Source: Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service and U.S. Census

  8. Population over 65 (2012)

    Source: Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service and U.S. Census

  9. Regional Population Breakdown by Age (2012)

    Source: U.S. Census

  10. Population by Race (2012)

    Source: Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service and U.S. Census
  11. Housing Most common housing problems in the Northern Shenandoah Valley: Cost Burden (greater than 50% monthly income): 37% Overcrowding (more than 2 people/room): 1% Lack of Complete Indoor Plumbing (incomplete kitchen or bath): 2% Has 1 or more housing problems: 9% Source: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission

  12. 2013 Federal Poverty Level

    Family Unit Size Source: US Dept. Health and Human Services

  13. Residents Living In Poverty- 2011

    Virginia 10.8% Winchester 17.8% Frederick Co. 8.9% Clarke Co. 8.2% Shenandoah Co. 13.4% Page Co. 17.1% Warren Co. 10.4% Source: Kids Count and U.S. Census

  14. Children Living In Poverty- 2011

    Virginia 15.6% Winchester 23.6% Frederick Co. 12.4% Clarke Co. 10.3% Shenandoah Co. 20.3% Page Co. 23.5% Warren Co. 15.8% Source: Kids Count and U.S. Census

  15. Median Household Income2000 vs. 2011

    Source: Kids Count

  16. Homelessness*

    On any given night, approximately 0.13% of the population is homeless. • 42% of the homeless are families with children • A person must earn $18.09 per hour ($36,635) to afford an average 2 bedroom apartment. *An individual or family who lacks a fixed, regular or adequate night time residence and an individual who has a night time residence that is a temporary shelter (HUD 2011). Source: Virginia Coalition to End Homelessness, 2011
  17. Regional Homelessness Point-In-Time: Annual unduplicated count of homeless persons and families (HUD); January 24, 2013: 206 homeless persons (adults & children); 33 homeless children (under age 18); 160 homeless households; Of those 206 homeless persons: 2% veterans; 9% severely mentally ill; 25% chronic substance abusers; 10% chronically homeless (adults & children); 16% victims of domestic violence Source: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission PIT Count includes homeless shelters, unsheltered persons, food pantries other service providers in the Northern Shenandoah Valley Region.

  18. Education Levels 2011(Population 25 and over)

    Source: U.S. Census

  19. Child Day Care Facts - Virginia

    Number of children, under 6 needing child care: 380,668. Number of working mothers with children under 6: 150,885. Average annual full time cost of center based childcare or home- $4,750-$8,800. Source: National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies- 2011

  20. Kindergarteners Below Readiness Levels (2012)

    Source: Kids Count

  21. On Time Graduation 2012

    Source: Kids Count

  22. Percentage of Uninsured

    Source: County Health Rankings, 2013

  23. Overall Health Ranking

    Source: County Health Rankings, 2013

  24. Mental Health Facts

    Virginia suicide rate...11.2 deaths per 100,000 people. (National Rate 11.3). Rates of suicide are higher for older people. 9.5% of Americans (18+) have depressive disorders. 10% of Children have a Mental Illness 1 in 4 people experience Mental Illness per Year 50% of Children are untreated Source: National Institute of Mental Health/ Alzheimer Association-2011 NAMI Presentation 10-10-13
  25. Mental Health Dialogue Community Dialogue held 10/10/13 Top 5 Issues Service Affordability Increase Public Awareness/Eliminate Stigma School Staff Training of MH Warning Signs Assisted Living Options Job Opportunities
  26. Aging in Place AARP Report 2011: 9 in 10 persons 65 and older want to stay in their current housing situation. Barriers to aging in place: Affordability; Safety and Security; Physical Home Design; and Accessibility to Services & Transportation Source: Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission and AARP

  27. Senior Concerns

    $$$ Source: AIRvan Consulting LLC

  28. Senior Concerns

    Source: AIRvan Consulting LLC
  29. MED D

    Senior Unmet Needs

    Source: AIRvan Consulting LLC
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    SeniorUnmet Needs(continued)

    $$$ $$$ $$$ Source : AIRvan Consulting LLC

  31. 2010-2013 PRIORITY ISSUES

  32. EDUCATIONGOAL: Improve on-time graduation and advanced learning

    Decrease the percentage of children entering kindergarten in need of remedial assistance. Increase public school graduation rates. Increase the percentage of area students who participate in advanced learning programs. UWNSV Community Needs Update: 2010-2013

  33. INCOMEGOAL: Decrease the number of financially unstable working families (earning less than $25,000 per household).

    Help individuals secure jobs earning enough to support their families. Help individuals participate in language and financial literacy training programs. Provide support for families to meet basic needs (food, shelter, utilities, etc.). UWNSV Community Needs Update: 2010-2013

  34. HEALTHGOAL: Reduce the incidence and prevalence of health risk behaviors

    Improve health behaviors for individuals in Northern Shenandoah Valley. Insure the availability of health and mental health services for people in need. Assess future health needs and service issues of an increasing senior population. UWNSV Community Needs Update: 2010-2013

  35. CALL TO ACTION…

    GIVE…financially support programs and services aimed at priority needs. ADVOCATE…promote local services and efforts to respond to unmet priority needs. VOLUNTEER…provide your time and energy to make a difference in your community.

  36. LIVE UNITED

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