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Step 4
Develop an action plan with attainable, measurable goals that help change policies and environments in your community. Include plans for creating new programs or enhancing existing programs if they can 1) ultimately lead to policy and environmental changes, 2) serve as a model which can be replicated elsewhere, or 3) become sustainable and self-supporting over time. The action plan will be a reflection of the information learned, gathered, generated and shared in steps 1-3.
Expectations:
Develop an action plan. The action plan should have attainable, measurable goals that help change policies and environments in your community. New and existing programs can be included if they meet the following three criteria:
- Ultimately lead to policy and environmental changes
- Serve as a model which can be replicated elsewhere
- Can be sustained and self-supporting over time
Draft and publicize the action plan.
Resources:
Developing an Action Plan
The Community Tool Box presents
excellent information on developing a high quality Action Plan for
community or organizational development. It is a great resource to help
you get started in formulating your plan.
Tips for Creating an
Effective Action Plan
This short article presents very clear, easy to follow
tips on creating an action plan.
Action Plans
This article presents more information on developing an
effective action plan. It may be beneficial as you begin formulating the
plan for your community.
HLI Action Plan Example – Lafayette County
(Word doc)
This is a high quality, well constructed Action Plan
written in Step 4 by Lafayette County. It is not necessary to utilize
the same template, but the content and organization of this plan are an
excellent resource and example as you get started.
HLI Action Plan Template – Option 1 (Word doc)
HLI Action Plan Template – Option 2 (Word doc)
HLI Action Plan Template – Option 3 (Word doc)
