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Home My WebLink About_Presentation HealthyNeighborhoods t , GO H N I �I11�qq';4 hq'q°'•i�F„,.,,,v Y N*V+� tip» yrs � 7„ ,;�. '_,.. �.„ .� c`'. .. 1i - .. _. ...... WAXGREATER OSHKOSH HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS INC. Amt STRENGTHENING n . OSHKOSH = NEIGHBORHOODS - ; r IV 20.18'Boar _.t + and. Partnerships Steve s — '� j`!a ,Allen Davis - : -Trace Domiter. ;F Tom Fojtik _ _ i Oshk Tom Karrels ` rVHoward a urler orial Fund r' Julie Kiefer : JJ Keller Foundation Reni Lynch '�* Nate Olson Oshkosh Area Community Foundation #fir �Vt . yri Art Rathjexi"*' ,`, Oshkosh Neighborhood Night Out David Rucker a Block Oshkosh Neighborhood Bill Wyman °\ Revitalization 2018 Staff amblin Clark Smith Family Foundation Pamela Ruder,Executive Director Katie Geis,Community Engagement GO-HNI `/ GREETER OSITYCOGH HEn LTHV NEIGHBORHoOosin: i Oshkosh �`- Neighborhood Associations Congress Field Ferry Crossing Historic Jackson Drive Lumber ' IBJ Marina District �� -- Menominee South Middle Villa1 �..+. Millers Bay Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods engages neighborhood residents,empowers them to be leaders in North Park managing neighborhood issues,and encourages them to participate fully in determining the future of their NorthShore neighborhoods- Our staff and volunteers work closely with resident leaders to: River East ✓ Sponsor community building events where residents can meet,have fun,and build trust and social Sacred Heart capital in the neighborhood- ✓ Sponsor special resident-led projects to improve physical conditions in the neighborhood- Sawyer ✓ Provide technical assistance,tools,and resources to existing and emerging neighborhood associations- Sawyer-Paine ✓ Develop resident leadership education curriculum and sponsor workshops to expand the leadership skills in our partner neighborhoods- Stevens Park ✓ Partner with residents,neighborhood groups,and community institutions to identify and implement Woodland Park special neighborhood initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods- GO-HNI `/ GREETER OSITYCOGH HEn LTHV NEIGHBORHoOosirv�. 2018 Community Impact I 2018 Accomplishments ✓ GO-HNI added a part-time Community Engagement Specialist in April,2018-Th is position will ff" 16 Neighborhood Associations Supported allow for timely correspondence and quicker turnaround time for managing the CB&E fund.In addition,GO-HNI will be able to have representation at as many Neighborhood Association Awladdition, Community Building Events Held I meetings and events as possible.The monthly meetings of the Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhood Alliance will be coordinated through this position and provides for greater attention to the Neighborhood Association maintenance and development. 6511 Volunteer Hours Contributed, ✓ Website updates have been made and shows the 16 recognized Neighborhood Associations and a Valued at$157,852 map of the current Neighborhood Associations ✓ Local Media occurrences= Resident leaders from four Neighborhood Oshkosh Herald,Oshkosh Independent and the Oshkosh Northwestern all covered the Associations participated in training announcement of a new Director of GO-HNI in June,2018-WOSH with Bob Burnell did a live interview of the new director. Oshkosh Herald ran a section on the Sawyer-Paine Neighborhood Association as it was formed in One Real Estate Development Project Completed June 2018. Oshkosh Herald and Oshkosh Independent picked up the announcement of the Rock The Block partnership with GO-HNI,Habitat for Humanity and the City of Oshkosh.They also announced — �- the Town Hall meetings and Octoberfestfundraiser. ✓ Facebook posts--The number of followers has increased to over 3,000 and GO-HNI has been - more proactive with posts and responses. ✓ GO-HNI promoted healthy neighborhoods at the Oshkosh Farmers Market June,July,August, September and October. ✓ GO-HNI presented at a June,Noon-Kiwanis meeting regarding GO-HNI activities ✓ GO-HNI helped coordinate the Oshkosh Neighborhood Night Out held August 7,2018 and promoted the event with a flyer,on Facebook and the website.14 Neighborhood Block parties were scheduled. t GO-H N `/ cwEarcA asHxos��sa,nv,Fr.HeoA�oous�Nc. Community Building& Engagement 2018 Budget Breakdown Hosted 10 Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhood Alliance meetings; brought in 6 educational guest speakers and had an average attendance of 16. BUDGET SOURCES The CB&E program exceeded expectations as we supported 131 neighborhood projects and events. Branded the Sacred Heart and Lumber River ■Public Funding Neighborhood Associations with new logos and ■Private Funding revamped the River East logo to be used in a 62% vector format. L A Through a partnership with Menominee South, $299,037 Total ONE Oshkosh and GO-HNI,a Great Neighborhoods grant provided a refreshment of the Sea,Sand& Sailorland playground at Menominee Park. BUDGET USES Real Estate Development Sold the property at 561 Bowen street for$119,900.The assessed value in 2016 prior to the GO-HNI rehab was$85,500,the rehab ■Neighborhood increased this property value by$34,400. Revitalization ■Real Estate Development ■Administrative L $297,040Total