Family and Community Engagement Program Goals and Outcomes
Family and Community Engagement Program Goals and Outcomes
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Goal Setting
Family goal setting is essential to the work of Head Start programs. It relies on the information that program staff gather through assessments and ongoing communication, such as the families’ strengths, passions, and challenges. As relationships are built and strong partnerships formed, Head Start staff help families set goals and work together to make progress toward those goals.
Successful goal setting is done in seven steps in the context of the Family Partnership Process. Explore these resources to learn more about goal setting with families.
Example 1
Example 1:
Program Goal: Strengthening Transitions to Kindergarten
Example 2
Example 2:
School Readiness Goal:
English and Spanish Language Acquisition
Example 3
Example 3:
Comprehensive Health Services:
Asthma Management to Promote Regular Attendance
Example 4
Example 4:
Parent, Family, and Community Engagement:
PFCE / Community Job Losses
Goal-setting with Fathers
Find out how to partner with both parents and discover the goals fathers have for their children and themselves.
BROAD Program Goals
This Venn diagram shows the similarities and differences between goals and objectives.
What Is an Outcome and an Expected Outcome?
What Is an Outcome and an Expected Outcome?
What Is Meant by Progress?
What Is Meant by Progress?
What Is Meant by Challenges?
What Is Meant by Challenges?
