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3.17Health and Human Services Collaborations

Progress

  • Not started
  • Planning
  • Implementation
  • Continuous
On time

This work is active and ongoing with various regional partners. In 2024 we began to look at Food Security and examined how to leverage our resources to meet the community need around Food Access. Areas that are being explored: Senior Population, Children, Youth and Families and Human Services Funding Efforts.

Actively collaborate with local and regional providers about health and human services needs and resources to determine the most efficient and effective methods for delivering and improving access to these services.

Active partnerships with Family Resource Network, Opioid Operational Work Group, Food Security Network, FFN Advisory Council, etc. to address child care, basic needs and substance use.

Tasks

What are we doing?

  • Todo1/1/2030

    Active participation on the Opioid Operations Board

    This is an on going collaboration.

  • Todo9/6/2030

    Coordinate Ongoing Efforts with Family Resource Network (FRN)

    This is ongoing work and will continue to change as needs change.

What has been done?

  • Done06.04.2024

    FFN provider sumit

    Collaboration with local child care providers, SVVSD, and State FFN advisory council to provide recourses and gather information about local FFN provider needs.

Timeline

Continuous

Guiding Principle

Responsible organizations

Type of Strategy

Initiation Period

Contact persons

  • Christina Pacheco
    Director of Human Services
    Human Services
  • Aimee Bustamante
    Administrative Assistant
    Human Services
  • Hilda Zamora Hursh
    Children, Youth and Families Manager
    Human Services
  • Eliberto Mendoza
    Project Coordinator
    City of Longmont
Information updated 16.01.2025