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Transcript of Niagara Region Children’s Safety Village PLANNING FOR STRATEGIC PLAN.
Niagara Region Niagara Region
Children’s Safety VillageChildren’s Safety Village
PLANNING FORPLANNING FOR
STRATEGIC PLANSTRATEGIC PLAN
Debbie Davis
Suzanne Lacasse
Chris Michael
Sherri-Marie Millar
Who are we?
Terry Cockerline
4 Niagara
Overview
• Our Mission • Project Process
• Where to Start?• Why a Strategic Plan?• ABC’s of Strategic Planning
• Results – Strategic Plan• Next Steps• More About Us• Questions
Our Mission…
• Evaluate current business practices; • Provide suggestions for strategic direction
over the next three years.
As requested by the Safety Village:As requested by the Safety Village:
……with the aim of securing a with the aim of securing a viable & sustainable viable & sustainable education centre…education centre…
Where to Start?
• Project kick-off meeting at Safety Village• Introduced to Safety Village• Clarified project expectations• Received relevant background information
• Reviewed current operation, challenges & studies completed to date
• Proposed the development of a Strategic Plan
Why a Strategic Plan?
• Forces an organization to establish priorities & make choices (what to do or not do)
• Pulls an organization together & improves performance
• Provides a single game plan for execution
• Counters excessive inward & short-term thinking
• Communicates what is important to stakeholders
A B C’s of Strategic Planning
ssessment Background Analysis SWOT
aseline Significant Issues Align/Fit Capabilities
Gaps
omponents Mission & Vision Major Goals (Pillars)
Specific Components
own to Specifics Performance Measures/Targets
Initiatives/ Projects
Actions Plans
valuate Review Process Corrective Actions
Revise Plan
GovernanceGoal 1: Formalize a Governance Model/Structure for a Working Board
Goal 2: Develop Policies Defining Expectations
1.1 Develop a skills matrix for working board and identify gaps – recruit new members as appropriate
1.2 Define job descriptions for board members1.3 Formalize specific committees that can undertake meaningful tasks1.4 Review and finalize board member recruitment package1.5 Develop succession planning for board members
2.1 Identify and formalize policies for board members and organization
2.2 Identify and formalize policies for volunteers
Fiscal ManagementGoal 3: Develop Sustainable Financial Business Plan
3.1 Development of Capital Reserves (emergency fund)
3.2 Create Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with credit union – include
partial debt forgiveness, repayment requirements and schedule
3.3 Explore funding opportunities through community fundraising/external
partnerships/government agencies
3.4 Develop meaningful debt reduction plan
3.5 Produce a ‘Case for Support’ for Safety Village as a charity
3.6 Patent organization program and become ‘Safety Authority’ in the area
3.7 Expand utilization of the organization’s facility for revenue generating
purposes
StakeholdersGoal 4: Formalize/Define Relationships
Goal 5: Build Relationships with Stakeholders
Goal 6: Enhance Relationships with School Boards
4.1 Create Memorandum of Understanding with current partners & sponsors4.2 Define relationships with volunteers
5.1 Prepare plan to create new partners & sponsors at regional & government level
5.2 Create relationships with all three levels of government and corporations5.3 Focus on expanding customer base 5.4 Utilize support teachers5.5 Re-engagement of existing supporters5.6 Work with other safety villages to build an advocacy campaign
6.1 Seek resolution to transportation issue6.2 Promote directly with school boards, principals and teachers
ProgrammingGoal 7: Align Curriculum & Program with Ministry Standards
Goal 8: Align Curriculum & Program with Police, EMS and Fire Program Stds
Goal 9: Expand Programming to Include Additional Safety Initiatives
7.1 Review/revise curriculum to ensure programs are in accordance with Ministry standards.
7.2 Stakeholder meeting for qualitative assessment of programs/instructors 7.3 Instructor training program (to teach children)7.4 Develop an exit survey with the school board 7.5 Develop performance indicators to monitor and measure program outcomes
8.1 Review/revise curriculum to ensure programs are in accordance with Police, EMS and Fire standards.
8.2 Develop a process to monitor Police, EMS and Fire instructor performances
9.1 Develop new client groups (seniors, scouts, summer camps)9.2 Explore new programs (first aid, eco-programs)9.3 Patent program(s) (new/old)
BrandingGoal 10: Develop Strong Communications Strategy
Goal 11: Develop New Look (Corporate Image)
10.1 Create a story10.2 Utilize social network (Facebook, Twitter)10.3 Formalize communication to stakeholders (newsletter)10.4 Define target audience
11.1 Develop new organization name and logo11.2 Produce new website11.3 Develop new marketing materials
Next Steps….
Re-Evaluate Mission & Vision Statements
Execute Projects/Initiatives
Set Specific Performance Measures & Targets
Evaluate & Revise Strategic Plan as Needed
More About Us
What we learnedWhat we learned
Rewarding experience Rewarding experience
Future CommitmentFuture Commitment
Chris Michael
Newest Board Member
Questions
Niagara Region Children's Safety Village 300 Woodlawn Rd., Welland
www.niagarasafetyvillage.com