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Partnering with Samaritan Health Services and Department of Public Health to promote electronic health inquiry and provide information to patients about local evidenced based programs. |
2-5 Years |
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2022-23: Partnering with Samaritan Health Services, National Recreation and Parks Assoc, Oregon Recreation and Parks Assoc, and OSU Extension Services to promote electronic health inquiry and provide information to patients about local evidenced based programs. |
E1 E4 |
| 323 |
Identify other Parks and Recreation Departments to partner with in the State of Oregon to offer evidenced based programs.
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Seek out opportunities to increase diversity, equity and inclusion for the 60+ community |
Ongoing |
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F5 |
| 328 |
Create collateral material in both English and Spanish.
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| 327 |
Develop a strategy to identify bilingual/multicultural volunteers.
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| 329 |
Identify outreach strategies to underserved community members, including low income families, the homeless and indigenous tribes.
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| 25 |
Form a workgroup to focus on 60+ Activity Center policies and procedures. |
Ongoing |
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2022-23: Existing procedures reviewed and retyped in new format. |
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| 336 |
Create a manual specifically for 60+ Activity Center policies and procedures.
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| 334 |
Review all current 60+ Activity Center policies and procedures.
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| 335 |
Update and replace current 60+ Activity Center policies and procedures as necessary.
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| 26 |
Encourage all members of the 60+ Advisory Committee to become members of the Association |
Ongoing |
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| 447 |
On a quarterly basis, encourage members to join the association at the Committee meetings (January, April, July and October 2022).Committee members should try to report on their involvement.
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Improve community engagement to users of the facility |
Ongoing |
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F10 |
| 472 |
Develop and execute innovative strategies to bring new and former community members and volunteers to the 60+ Activity Center
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