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Board of County Commissioners
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BACAGROU11- L <br />In 2019, major funding organizations, do- <br />y <br />nor groups, local government, and com- <br />munity leaders came together to assess <br />the needs of Indian River County residents. <br />This was the culmination of a 12 -month effort <br />that involved an independent research con- <br />sultant, 6 community funders, 50 local chari- <br />ties,12 in-depth focus groups and more than <br />1,400 survey respondents who answered in <br />English, Spanish, and Creole.AWN <br />- <br />sa n <br />A comprehensive report was published in 2020 along with <br />f <br />an executive summary that found: <br />• A growing, aging, and diversifying Indian River County popu- <br />lation. <br />• Increasing poverty and financial instability among Indian River <br />A growing, .• • <br />County households. <br />diversifying population. <br />• Hopeful improvements in infant and maternal health, access <br />to medical health services, kindergarten readiness, grade <br />level reading, and high school graduation. <br />Senior Resource Association, School District of Indian River <br />• Persistent problems including healthcare affordability, access <br />County, and Treasure Coast Homeless Services, Council. In ad- <br />dition,Thrive assessed community needs related to the specific <br />to dental and behavioral health services, educational achieve- <br />issues of opioid and substance use. <br />ment among minorities, risky behaviors among teenagers, <br />In an effort to provide a simple, one-stop resource for <br />isolation and food insecurity among seniors, a lack of living <br />community stakeholders to access community needs data <br />wage jobs, housing affordability, and homelessness. <br />and monitor trends, in 2021 Indian River Community Founda- <br />Between 2020 and 2025, several additional needs as- <br />tion developed and launched Indian River Indicators (www. <br />sessments or surveys were conducted by various community <br />irindicators.org). This community needs database is updated <br />organizations to meet statutory requirements related to specific <br />regularly as new information becomes available to help track <br />demographic populations such as children or seniors, or <br />key measures of community health and prosperity. It is used by <br />specific fields of interest such as health, education, or housing <br />government agencies, business owners, philanthropists, and <br />associated with each organization. This also includes Indian <br />nonprofit charitable organizations to understand challenges <br />River County Children's Services Advisory Council, Indian River <br />and allocate resources for near-term community improvements <br />County Hospital District, Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital, <br />and long-term solutions. <br />
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