The Yolo County needs assessment identifies eight countywide needs for children, youth, and families, led by childcare, mental health access, and transportation¶
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q2 i? The Roadmap to the Future team identified eight countywide needs, with increased quality, affordable, reliable childcare options, expanded access to mental health resources, and improved alternative transportation options among them. → Roadmap to the Future for Yolo County Children and Youth Needs Assessment 2024
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Roadmap to the Future for Yolo County Children and Youth Needs Assessment 2024¶
Roadmap to the Future for Yolo County Children and Youth Needs Assessment. (2024). WestEd. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED673581
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Countywide needs assessment report. The team compiled needs from two rounds of community engagement sessions, categorized them by coded topics per Supervisorial District, and identified the eight countywide needs, "as well as needs specific to each Supervisorial District if the data supported" such needs.
"The Roadmap to the Future team identified eight countywide needs to help achieve the Roadmap to the Future's vision, as well as needs specific to each Supervisorial District if the data supported the development of District-specific needs."
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Related Claims¶
- Community listening sessions identified shared themes of access and affordability, market shifts, workforce development, wages, outreach, inclusion, family supports, and facilities — related
- In 2022 only one in nine eligible California children—and one in seven eligible Alameda County children—received subsidized childcare — related
- Yolo County children and youth need expanded learning, engagement, and leadership development opportunities, including integration of a youth development framework into all youth-serving organizations — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- Community engagement for the needs assessment reached nearly 630 community members who provided over 1,400 points of collected data — related
- Learners face compounding systemic challenges: widening gaps, isolation, and shifting skill demands — related
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The Yolo County needs assessment identifies eight countywide needs for children, youth, and families, led by childcare, mental health access, and transportation |
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The Yolo County needs assessment identifies eight countywide needs for children, youth, and families, led by childcare, mental health access, and transportation |
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