HPL Y of the Future!

Y OF 2030Y OVERVIEW FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSDECEMBER 12, 2030

Lauren Martin

Bonny Lott

Viviana Padilla

THIS IS THE Y

Welcome to the Y.

We’re for healthy living, youth development, and social responsibility.

And we lead the way to solve our community’s problems.

2 ©2030 VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA


Volusia Flagler Family YMCA

A LOOK BACK

IN 2011, THE OUTLOOK FOR OUR COMMUNITY WAS DISMAL.


Youth obesity

Latchkey kids

Healthcare costs

Philanthropy

BUT THE Y HAS HELPED CHANGE THAT


Through collaborations and a focus on society’s true problems.

Fewer people have diabetesFewer people

are obese

People give more to charityMore kids are

active

WELCOME TO THE NEW Y


Let us tell you more.

The mission of the Volusia Flagler Family YMCA is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.

HEALTHY LIVING


“The groundwork of all happiness is health.” –James Leigh Hunt

HEALTHY LIVING


The problem

26% of Florida would be 65 and older and would put strain on our healthcare system

The Healthy Living movement sparked change across our country.

HEALTHY LIVING


How we’ve solved itSilver Services Department

Partnerships with:

Area hospitals

Physicians’ offices

Rehabilitation facilities

Senior service agencies

Preventive care and care after hospitalization

PPACA gave incentive for above agencies to partner with us

HEALTHY LIVING


Seniors in Florida are hospitalized less than in the history of our state

“I’m stronger at 72 than I’ve ever been,” says one member. “I expected to know my way around the hospital by now. The last time I went was 10 years ago, to see the birth of my granddaughter.”

We’ve seen no increase in healthcare consumption or cost

The result

We serve 85,000 seniors, through preventive and after-hospitalization care at more than 35 sites

HEALTHY LIVING

The problem


Predictions:

By 2050 one in three Americans will have diabetes

Worldwide the incidence of diabetes would triple between 2010 and 2050

HEALTHY LIVING

How we solved it


Partnerships:CDCHealth DepartmentHospitals

To implement:YMCA Diabetes PreventionProgramStanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Program

HEALTHY LIVING

The result


The average American tripled his amount of physical activity and quadrupled his intake of fruits and vegetables

15% of today’s population has diabetes, and only 10% of Americans suffer from it

HEALTHY LIVING

The problem


In 2011, they had:

Low rates of access to healthcareDisproportionately high rates of health problems

By 2042 minorities will be the majority in the U.S.

HEALTHY LIVING

The solution


Family and culturalProgramming centered onhealthy living

Integration between member records and healthcare data

Transportation assistance to health providers

HEALTHY LIVING

The results


Access to healthcare among minorities increased by 75%

Health inequity among minority populations was eliminated in 2025!

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT


We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.– Franklin D. Roosevelt

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT


The problem

Between 1980 and 2010, childhood obesity more than tripled in the U.S.

Many children were not getting adequate physical activity

2010 research showed correlation between student wellness and achievement

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT


Sky Academy

MissionTo promote academic achievement through infusion of wellness strategies into learning of the next generation Sunshine State standards

The solution


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Childhood obesity

Academic achievement

Lifelong commitment to healthy living

The results


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Rates lowest among impoverished populations

The problem

Volusia County was among lowest in the state for readiness at kindergarten


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

VPK program focused on readinessEarly learning certified teacher at every site!

Three Main Components:

Literacy

Development of motor skills

Structured physical activity through SPARK

The solution


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Drastic increasesin kindergarten preparedness

Better long-term academic achievement for those enrolled in Y’s VPK

The results


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

The problemMore than one in three kids was left home along duringnon-school hours

Afterschool care was largely unaffordable

36 percent of families were led by single parents


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

The solution

Impact-based afterschool enrichment

Data collected and analyzed regularly to:

Improve programs

Target children demonstrating problems

Design new components basedon data results

PLAYGROUND


FRUIT AND VEGGIE GARDEN



YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Percent of latchkey kids dropped from 33 to 10

Kids of single moms no longer any likelier to become unwed teenage parents than kids from unbroken homes

Thanks to generous financial assistance, prices have not risen, and afterschool care is more affordable than it has been for decades

The results


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

The problem

High rates of teen pregnancy

Homelessness

Elicit drug use

Low rates of physical activity


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Teen-specific programming:

iGen Media

Project 396

Nine by Grace

Youth in Government

The solution


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Increased rates of career and college placement

Teen pregnancy has decreased dramatically

Drug use among pre-teens dropped from 39% to 20%

10% of U.S. Congressmen and 15% of state legislators are Youth In Government graduates

The results

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


“What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.” ― Albert Pike



The Y was viewed as a “gym and swim”

People knew little of the mission

The problem



The Y of 2030 is truly cause-driven

“A friendly ‘hello’ becomes a conversation, and a conversation becomes a relationship.” – Neil Nicoll

The solution

At the Y of 2030, every staff member’s role is to build relationships

Listen First and Deepening Relationships: honed to be even more effective—and practiced everyday!



Board is well-trained, supported, and engagedThey understand their role:

R ecruit

A dvocate

G ive

S olicit and steward

The solution cont’d



A new Y story is displayed on the lobby TVs and on staff tablets every single day by volunteers

The solution cont’d

The mission is made a priority at every level of decision-making



The Y is the charity of choice in our community

Every staff and board member gives at a meaningful level

Every board member campaigns

Our endowment is 50% of our operating budget

33% of our members give

We raise $1.1M through the campaign each year

The results

THE Y HAS HELPED STRENGTHEN THE COMMUNITY


Through focus, partnerships and attention to impact

QUESTIONS?


THANK YOUFOR WHAT YOU MEAN TO OUR COMMUNITY

Lauren MartinBonny LottViviana Padilla

HPL Y of the Future!

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