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Walla Walla County Community Health Improvement Plan

This plan aims to create a culture of health and equity for all residents. The steering committee, comprised of key stakeholders, identifies SMART goals for priorities like positive social development. By addressing barriers and challenges, the committee works towards a healthier community. Thank you for your participation.

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Walla Walla County Community Health Improvement Plan

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  1. Blue Mountain Regional Community Health Partnership Community Health Improvement Plan October 25, 2018

  2. Vision Statement Create a culture of health and wellbeing that is inclusive and equitable for all Walla Walla County residents

  3. Community Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee Thanks to: • Susann Bassham – Walla Walla County Department of Community Health • Katherine Boehm – Walla Walla Clinic • Samantha Bowen – Walla Walla Community College • Kathy Covey – Blue Mountain Action Council • Meghan DeBolt – Walla Walla County Department of Community Health • Morgan Linder – Walla Walla County Department of Community Health • Steve Owens – Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce

  4. The Process…

  5. Survey Review

  6. Group Work– Identify SMART Goals for Priorities

  7. SMART Goals • Example: • Priority – Positive Social Development: Building resilient people of all ages • SMART Goal: By 2020, 75% of Walla Walla Valley’s schools will adopt or expand comprehensive health policies and programs that provide supports for kids to thrive.

  8. Barriers to Accomplishing Goals • What issues will we run into? • Is it realistic to complete? • Are there external or internal factors that pose a problem? • Etc…

  9. Recap and Adjourn Thank you for participating!

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