Early Care Healthy Families (Garrett County FY17 and Beyond) - Annual
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How Much: # of families served by the Early Care Healthy Families Program (unduplicated count)- Annual
Current Value
73
Definition
Story Behind the Curve
For FY23: This measure missed the target of 90 families served by 7.78%. The number served increased from FY22 by 16.9%.
For HFY1 23: This measure is trending downward as it compares to FY22 totals for the year. The target for this measure is 90 therefore mid-year data is on track to meet or exceed the goal.
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Action Plan
Please see the link below for the Early Care Healthy Families FY22 Action Plan:
Data Discussion
For FY22: This goal was not met by the program within 10%. Issues surrounding this measure include:
- Staffing shortages resulting in some families not being served in HFGC and instead were referred to EHS home based services. This was due to no capacity on caseloads to serve additional families.
- When families served are lower, it also lowers the number of children served. The two measures lower than 10% correspond with each other.
- HFA National Office discourages programs from keeping wait lists.
- At the close of FY22, 100% of home visitor caseloads are above the target of 24 points for an FTE of 1.0 and above 12 points for an FTE of .50 100% of caseloads are between 24 and 30 points. This is prorated for part-time staff.
- The program has a home visitor joining the program July 20, 2022.
Measurement Tool Used
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