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    • Community-based participatory research
    • Public health systems
    • Child development initiatives

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    • The Early Success Coalition (ESC) is a large collaborative network of over 74 agencies and 200 participants.
    • The ESC focuses on developing a neighborhood young-child-wellness system model to enhance child development.
    • The Wilder Collaborative Factors Inventory (WCFI) was employed for annual collaboration assessments.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze lessons learned from four years of data collected using the ESC's WCFI.
    • To evaluate the effectiveness of a community-based collaborative model for child wellness.

    Main Methods:

    • Annual administration of the Wilder Collaborative Factors Inventory (WCFI) to ESC members.
    • The WCFI is a standardized survey with 40 questions across 20 factors of collaboration.
    • A participatory mixed-methods evaluation approach was utilized.

    Main Results:

    • Community collaborations require time to establish, with funding and staffing as significant concerns.
    • Membership in the ESC provided essential leadership, structure, and defined goals.
    • The WCFI data indicated that structured participation positively impacted local collaborative efforts.

    Conclusions:

    • The ESC model demonstrates the benefits of structured collaboration for community wellness initiatives.
    • The Wilder Collaborative Factors Inventory (WCFI) is a valuable tool for assessing community collaborations.
    • Addressing initial fears related to funding and staffing is crucial for sustained collaborative efforts.