HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 2014-R0036 - Community Partnership Agreement - SPCAA Head Start & Early Head Start Programs - 02/13/2014RESOLUTION
WHEREAS,the City Council of the Cityof Lubbock has determined thatit is in thebest
interest of the citizens of the City of Lubbock to enter into a Community Partnership Agreement
with the South Plains Community Action Association Head Start & Early Head Start program to
encourage participation in the various head start activities provided by the South Plains
Community Action Association.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK THAT the Mayor
is hereby authorized and directed to execute Community Partnership Agreement with the South
Plains Community Action Association Head Start & Early Head Start program, and any
associated documents.
Passed by the City Council on this _!3th day of February,2014 ^xsrex
ATTEST:
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Rebecca Garza, City SecretaryN
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT/
Scott Snider,Assistant City Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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C.ROBERTSON,MAYOR
South Plains Community Action Association, Inc.
Head Start & Early Head Start Division
P.O. Box 610, Levelland, Texas 79336
P: (806) 894-2207 or Toll Free (800) 658.9632
F: (806) 894-2765
www.spcaa.org
Community Partnership Agreement
South Plains Community Action Association Head Start& Early Head Start
And
City Of Lubbock Health Department
The SPCAA Head Start and Early Head Start program is dedicated to enhancing early childhood education
among low-income children and families by providing quality services, and partnering with local agencies
who meet various needs of program participants. Community Partnerships create a collaborative
environment equally beneficial for all SPCAA HS and EHS, the partnering agency, and enrolled children
and families.
With this objective in mind SPCAA HS & EHS enters into the Community Partnership Agreement detailed
below with City Of Lubbock Health Department. This Partnership Agreement in no way constitutes a legal
obligation on the part of either party. In essence, this Agreement establishes a framework for cooperative
interaction between the SPCAA HS and EHS program and your agency for providing supportive services
and/or referrals to children and families serviced by SPCAA HS and EHS and City Of Lubbock Health
Department
SPCAA HS & EHS agrees to:
• Include names, logos, and web addresses of community partners on our web site and newsletters
• Include information about Community Partners in the Annual SPCAA HS & EHS partners guide
• Educate any interested employees of our Community Partners about the services we provide
• Announce and post Community Partners' special messages to our staff and program participants.
City Of Lubbock Health Department agrees to (suggestions listed below may be modik#1 or deleted):
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• Allow SPCAA HS & EHS to place informational publications in its office
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• Share information about SPCAA HS & EHS services with clients or staff that may benefit.
In accordance with the Head Start Program Performance Standards Subpart C 1304.41 (Community
Partnerships), the SPCAA Head Start Program enters into a Community Partnership Agreement with City
Of Lubbock Health Department.
This Partnership Agreement is entered into this 26th day of November, 2013, between South Plains
Community Action Association/SPCAA Head Start and Early Head Start and City Of Lubbock Health
Representative
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