All Children Thrive - Letter of Commitment

The purpose of this Letter of Commitment is to establish the terms and conditions under which the All Children Thrive - California (ACT) initiative will function and to inform about  the roles and responsibilities of Core and Design Team members.

ACT is a partnership between the California Department of Public Health, Community Partners, Public Health Advocates (PHA), and UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families and Communities. ACT is a statewide initiative whose focus is to prevent adverse childhood experiences, counter their effects, promote healing, and foster individual and community resilience to give all California children the opportunity to thrive.

ACT offers pro bono technical assistance to select projects statewide to activate, build capacity and transform communities to improve child wellbeing.
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Evaluation Roles and Responsibilities        

Evaluation is a critical component of ACT and includes required activities of ACT staff at PHAdvocates and UCLA, as well as all Core and Design Team members. Outlined here are the evaluation requirements for Core and Design Team members. All evaluation requirements are available in English and Spanish, as well as via audio recording. As a token of our appreciation, we offer a $25 Walmart gift card (excluding tobacco, alcohol, or cannabis products) every six months for completing evaluation requirements related to your participation in ACT-funded activities.

To qualify, you must complete the evaluation survey following each ACT-funded activity  you have participated in during the six-month period.

●      All Core and Design Team members are required to participate in evaluation activities.

●      All Core and Design Team members must complete the Onboarding Form.

●      Evaluation surveys must be completed after each of the following ACT-related activities:

○      Policy, communications, data and research, and sustainability trainings

○      Learning Community sessions

○      2025 ACT initiative conference 

●      Evaluation surveys should be completed during related activities. On the rare occasion that is not possible, evaluation surveys must be completed within 48 hours of the related activity.

●      Each year the ACT evaluation team will identify several ACT projects to participate in interviews for evaluation purposes. If your project is selected, participation from the Core and Design Teams is required. It is the responsibility of the Core Team to identify interviewees and ensure participation.

 

Additional Core Team evaluation requirements

Connect the ACT evaluation team with the appropriate Core/Design Team member(s) to clarify how the needs assessment data was accessed, cleaned, and analyzed, as needed Designate one Core Team member to: 1) ensure all Core and Design Team members complete the Onboarding Form online as part of their onboarding process, 2) regularly update Core and Design Team members’ information via an online portal as needed, and 3) to enter and update data in the online Coalition Roster for each member of your ACT-Funded Project’s coalition who is activated by your Core/Design Teams (e.g., constituents and other allies)

Additional Design Team evaluation requirements

Report any changes in your contact information, general availability, or organization affiliation to your designated Core Team member who is responsible for updating team members' information Report any new coalition members (i.e., new constituents and other allies activated by your Core/Design Team) to your designated Core Team member who is responsible for entering and updating coalition members’ information

This Letter of Commitment, hereafter referred to as LOC, is entered into by and between the Design Team members of the City of ______ and All Children Thrive - California.

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