Community Assessment. Each LHD immunization Grantee will conduct a community needs assessment Suggested Activity
Community Assessment. Periodically collaborate in the assessment of community needs and resources.
Community Assessment. [Aging-Friendly Project Name] will prepare a community assessment, which will take into consideration conditions on the ground and the policies, plans and regulations in place within the municipality that either support or hinder age-friendly development across the following categories: mixed-use/center-based development; housing options; transportation choice; and availability of public facilities, amenities, and services.
Community Assessment. Periodically collaborate in the assessment of county-wide needs and resources.
Community Assessment. Task 2.1 Background Analysis Review and incorporate baseline demographic and socioeconomic data from the U.S. Census Bureau and other sources as may be necessary and/or applicable. Incorporate population projections from the City, MPO, ISDs, County, and/or Texas Water Development Board to establish forecasts for population growth in 5-year increments through the year 2040. Collect information from City staff documenting progress implementing prior plan actions to understand which previous plan goals and objectives remain community priorities.
Community Assessment. (Contractor Name) and (Contractor Name) will strive to coordinate community assessments and updates for services within the geographic areas served by these agencies.
Community Assessment. The OAUW will periodically collaborate in the assessment of community needs and resources.
Community Assessment. The primary goal of this project is to ensure New Haven Public School Head Start conducts a thoughtful and comprehensive community assessment process that identifies the community strengths and needs, aligned to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, that will ultimately inform program planning. The 2023 Community Assessment (CA) process is informed by the guidance and input of NHPS leadership and stakeholders from their immediate community. Every five years, Head Start programs are required by Section 1305.3, Title 45, Volume 4 of the Code of Federal Regulations, to conduct a community needs assessment with subsequent yearly updates. The community needs assessment process will comprise four phases:
Community Assessment. 11 TO 12 WEEKS, 1 TAC MEETING, 3 PAC MEETINGS This step will focus on exploring the question of where the City of Xxxxx Park is today. Work will include:
Community Assessment. CEUW will collaborate in the assessment of community needs and resources.