In 2012, the SPCC Board implemented a Youth Outcomes Plan for Saint Paul. A Youth Outcomes Plan is similar to a youth agenda, a city blueprint or a young people’s bill of rights. The purpose is to set a vision for the future, assess current resources and needs and create a road-map for moving forward that ensures accountability and sustainability.
The Saint Paul Children’s Collaborative uses the Youth Outcomes Plan framework to guide our grant-making process. Our Youth Outcomes Plan focuses our work on these eight goals:
Learn:
Young people are ready for kindergarten
Young people are reading by third grade
Grow:
Young people have health coverage
Young people are connected to caring adults
Thrive:
Young people are safe and free from child abuse and neglect
Young people graduate from high school
Young people have high social competence (Added in January 2025 – no data yet)
Young people have a positive identity (Added in January 2025 – no data yet)
The baseline data report created in 2012, and all the data updates may be found here:
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- SPCC Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update 2025
- SPCC Youth Outcomes Plan 2025 (Data Worksheet)
- SPCC Children Safe Goal Update January 2022
- SPCC 2021 Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update
- SPCC 2019 Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update 2019
- Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update June 2017
- Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update 2014 Long Version
- Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update – 2014 Overview
- Youth Outcomes Plan Data Update – 2013
Data showing progress toward these outcomes will be updated and made public again in 2030.
