Mpowr stillwater mtg

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Intro To MPOWR

Mark Stefanic – Director SupplyCore Technology Group

Allan Barsema – MPOWR Founder, Visioning & Outreach Manager


INTRODUCTION and STILLWATER SURVEY


Worldwide Supplies • Worldwide Support© 2012 SupplyCore. This presentation contains proprietary information of SupplyCore. Information may not be used, reproduced, or disclosed without the written consent of SupplyCore .

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SOME HISTORY OF MPOWR


WHAT IS MPOWR?

MPOWR Is A Cloud Based Collaborative Case Management System A Goal Based Approach Centered On The Individual Quickly Deployed Via Your Browser & Internet Connection

“Our participant centered methodology helps achieve collective impact by enabling multiple organizations

to work in a coordinated manner executing an individual’s life improvement plan

focusing on goal achievement across key areas of life.”

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STG PRODUCTS and SERVICES

MPOWR Supports To Effectively Address Poverty ■ Homeless ■ Reentry ■ Education Employment ■ Health ■ Disaster Recovery

The MPOWR Team Can Also Provide Customizations Data Integration Data and Outcome Analysis Outsourced Case Management Consulting

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NATIONAL AWARDS – For Collaborative Delivery Of Social Services

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The Harvard Kennedy School, ASH CenterInnovation in American Government, 'Bright Idea' Award

The Covenant DenominationCompassion, Mercy & Justice Award

The Civic Ventures, "Purpose Prize Award"



I feel Stillwater senses an "urgency for change" in the way benevolence is managed.

Stillwater C.A.R.E.S.

SURVEY RESULTS


Associates of Stillwater C.A.R.E.S. that are involved in collaboration trust one another.


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I have a lot of respect for the other people involved in this collaborative work.


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My organization will benefit from being involved in this collaborative.


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The level of commitment among our collaborative is high.


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I feel my clients will benefit from this group working together.


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My clients have issues my agency does not have the capacity to address.


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I often refer to outside agencies for help with my clients care plan.


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I believe my clients have multiple issues that should be addressed holistically.


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I believe no one agency can do it alone and that we need each other to help the members of our community.


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I feel my clients would benefit if the agencies in our community used an integrated case management system.


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I am open to sharing collaborative data provided I stay in compliance (HIPAA, etc.).


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I am open to sharing "some" of my client's information, but need the ability to keep some information private.


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We have adequate electronic access to information about services available in our community.


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My organization is open to sharing client data electronically.


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I believe it would benefit my clients to be able to electronically share their goal plans with other agencies.


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I would like the ability to see the other services my client is receiving in the community.


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I believe our community is already doing a good job of collaborating.


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I believe our human services community has been operating in silos (independently).


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I would use a community case management system to help plan my client's care.


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I am mandated to submit reports in two or more systems.


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I am interested in the ability to integrate my current required system with a community case management system.


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The number of agencies I envision electronically sharing information with is:


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MPOWR METHDOLOLOGIES AND TOOLSETS



SYMPTOMS OF FAILURE

Social Issues Are Increasing Resources Are Decreasing Current Systems Are Challenged

Not Really Functioning As Systems A Series Of Isolated Specialists

A Need For Improved Results A Need For More Effective Approaches

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ISOLATED SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEMS

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CURRENT DELIVERY SYSTEM FAILURES

Delivery Systems Lack Wholistic Participant Goal Planning Collaborative Participant Service Delivery Technology Support

Misaligned Results Individual Agencies Can Be Successful While Participants Are NOT Successful

Can Prolong and Enable Distress Need To Heal and Empower

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WholisticGoal

Planning

CollaborativePlanning &

Delivery

Accountability

AmongStakeholders

Technology Supported

Data & Outcomes

MPOWR SUCCESS FACTORS

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MPOWR METHODOLOGY

Address Presenting Issues Wholistic Assessment Set Goals with Action Steps Identify, Link To, and Coordinate Support Services Periodically Monitor and Adjust As Required Identify and Record Outcomes!

In An Environment Of Accountability and Mutual Respect…

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WHOLISTIC and PARTICIPANT CENTERED

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‘Overview of MPOWRIntro Video…

MPOWR INTRO VIDEO


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ASSESSMENT and PLANNING


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GOAL MANAGEMENT


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PLAN SUMMARY


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SHARING and SECURITY

Green = Sharing Red = No Sharing Yellow = View Only


COMMUNITY RESOURCE DIRECTORY

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MPOWR and ‘BRIDGES OUT OF POVERTY’

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Supporting Bridges Work With MPOWR Wholistic & Collaborative Toolsets

Supporting Bridges ‘Getting Ahead’ Classes (New GA Manuals Contain MPOWR) Assessment Scoring for the 11 Resources Record Progress In Building The 11 Resources

MPOWR ‘Aspire’ Module Investigators Can Access Their Own ‘Future Story’ Goal Plan

Add Their Own Goals Identify Resources Add Notes

New Book ‘Bridges To Wholeness’ In Development… Authored by Phil DeVol and Allan Barsema Combining Bridges and MPOWR Methodologies and Toolsets


GETTING AHEAD ’11 RESOURCE’ TABS

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GETTING AHEAD ‘ASSESSMENT SCORING TAB’

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EXAMPLE HOMELESS OUTCOMES

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Five Year Average of ANNUAL OUTCOMES

7/1/2005 through 6/30/2012

302 Homeless Persons Obtain Stable Housing

185 Homeless Persons Secure Employment

Represents Significant Transformation In The Lives Of Long Term Homeless Individuals

With Multiple and Complex Life Issues.


EXAMPLE JAIL REENTRY OUTCOMES

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Homeless Jail Reentry Pilot Program

85% Average County Jail Recidivism18% Average Pilot Jail Recidivism77 days Average County Jail Stay 77 Days10 days Average Pilot Jail Stay 10 Days

The Last 12-Month Report Covering 88 Program Participants Saved Winnebago County, IL $348,920 In One year In Jail Stay Days Alone!


MINNEAPOLIS ‘NORTHSIDE ACHIEVEMNT ZONE’ (NAZ)

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Nations Largest Urban Promise Neighborhood ‘Cradle to College’ Implementation

MPOWR Used By NAZ Connectors To Develop Whole Family Plans And Achieve Program Participant Goals

Increased Participant Retention From 15% to 94%

Documenting Individual & Family Outcomes

Recently Awarded $28 Million Dollars By DOE For Further Development and Expansion In Minneapolis


MPOWR CLIENT TYPES and USE EXAMPLES

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Utilized In: Outreach Centers Rescue Missions Churches Pantries Hospital & Health Clinics Counselors Education & GED Housing Authority Transitional Housing City and County Services Fire and Police

In The Areas Of: Poverty Homelessness Health Mental Health Substance Abuse Jail & Prison Reentry Workforce & Jobs Youth &Truancy Elder Care Disabilities General Counseling


MPOWR BENEFITS INCLUDE

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Increased System Efficiencies

Common Plans Inter-Agency Coordination

Accountability Professionalism Abuse of Services

Agencies and Churches Documented Outcomes Funding Citizen Health Educational Attainment Community Pride Workforce Development Business Attraction Etc. Etc. Etc…

Decreased ‘Agency Time’ for Clients Poverty Homelessness Truancy Jail/Prison Recidivism Crime Police & Judicial Costs Obesity Unreimbursed Healthcare Ambulance Calls Welfare Costs Neighborhood Blight Etc. Etc. Etc…


MPOWR HAS BENEFITS FOR…

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BENEFITS FORThe Community Collaborative NetworkThose in Poverty or Life DistressHuman Service ProvidersGovernment BodiesChurches and Centers of FaithHealthcareCriminal JusticeEducationCitizensFunders and Researchers


EXAMPLES of RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI) – 3 Years

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Reduce Poverty by 50 People = $2,100,750(50 x $14,000 x 3 years)“Total welfare costs have risen to $14,005 per person in poverty in 2011”Federal Safety Net10,000 People x $14,000 x 3 years = $420,000,000 (Stillwater 2011 population was 46,048 with 27.4% in poverty)

Reduce Recidivism by 50 Inmates = $3,285,000 50 inmates x $60/day x 3 years“Jail costs an average of $60 a day nationally”

Wikipedia

Reduce Youth Recidivism by 50 In Residential = $13,140,000 50 youth x $240/day x 3 years““Youth in state-funded facilities average $240.99 per day”Justice Policy Institute, 2009

Reduce Truancy by 50 Students = $30,000,00050 x $200,000 x 3 years“The average high school dropout costs society over $200,000”National Center for School Engagement, Sept 2005


CHURCHES and FBO’s

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Government Services

Social Service Agencies

SOCIAL ISSUES

Churches &Centers of Faith


A WHOLISTIC and COLLABORATIVE HUMAN SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM

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EARLY ADOPTERS and STEERING COMMITTEE


Quinn Schipper – Stillwater CARES, Director


EARLY ADOPTERS and BENEFITS

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Early Adopters or the ‘Coalition Of The Willing’ Are Visionary, Creative, Change Agents, Professional, Tenacious Designers and Creators of The Communities ‘Future Story’

Benefits Of Being An Early Adopter Become Part Of A Developing National Network Have a Voice in Local System Development Increased Collaborative Services For Your Clients

Plus A Common Plan, Decreased ‘Agency Time’, and Other Benefits Increased Outcomes For Your Clients Documentation of Your Part In Collaborative Outcomes Inclusion In Collaboration Media and PR First Year System, Implementation, and Training Paid For

Will Be A Founding Partner in Ongoing Funding Applications


STEERING COMMITTEE

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The Steering Committee Will Be Composed of Representatives From

Poverty, Middle Class, and Wealth Active Citizens, Social Service, Government, Business, Centers of Faith

Will Be Involved In Policy & Procedure Governance of

The Collaborative Data Security

Data Design and Outcome Reporting Further Developing the Collaborative

Partners Resources

Fund Development Public Relations and Media

* Assistance With Steering Committee Development Will Be Provided From The MPOWR Team and Phil DeVol


STEERING COMMITTEE - SUBCOMMITTEES

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Sub Committees Administrative Subcommittee Partner & Resource Development Subcommittee Public Policy and Barriers Subcommittee Data and Outcomes Subcommittee Funding Subcommittee Public Relations and Marketing Subcommittee


CONTACT US ABOUT MPOWR

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MPOWR TeamSupplyCore Technology Group (STG)

www.cciunites.orgwww.supplycore.com

(815) 316-6390

Mark StefanicDirector of STG

[email protected]

Allan BarsemaFounder of MPOWR

Visioning & Outreach [email protected]


CALL TO ACTION and NEXT STEPS…


Quinn Schipper – Stillwater CARES, Director


REVIEW of ‘EARLY ADOPTERS and BENEFITS

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Characteristics of The ‘Coalition Of The Willing’ Visionary, Creative, Change Agent, Professional, Tenacious Designers and Creators of The Communities ‘Future Story’

Benefits Have a Voice in System Development Increased Collaborative Services For Your Clients

Work Collaboratively With Others On A Common Plan Decreased ‘Agency Time’ For Your Clients

Increased Outcomes For Your Clients Documentation of Your Part In Collaborative Outcomes Inclusion In Collaboration Media and PR First Year System, Implementation, and Training Paid For

Will Be A Founding Partner in Ongoing Funding Applications


NEXT STEPS…

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REGISTER TODAY as an ‘Early Adopter Investigator’ Attend a Remote MPOWR Demo and Q&A Session

Make a Decision to ‘BE’ an Early Adopter by 04/10

Become Active In The Planning Process Attend Training ‘GO LIVE’ and Make-It-Happen… Document and Share Your Successes!!!


NEXT STEPS… (Continued)

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Join A Remote MPOWR Demo and Q&A - You Will Be Sent An Email Invitation To The Following - The Demo’s Will Be Identical On Both Options

Tuesday March 19th @ 1:30 PM

Thursday March 28th @ 6:00 PM


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REGISTER NOW

Become An MPOWR Stillwater

‘Early Adopter Investigator’

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