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Menomonee Falls Collective Impact


Starting in 2016, the School District of Menomonee Falls developed a partnership with the Village of Menomonee Falls Police Department to better support at-risk youth. In 2017 and 2018, Menomonee Falls Collective Impact grew its partnership with the broader community to maximize the resources of the community for the wellbeing of all Village of Menomonee Falls residents. The 2018 Community Wellness Data report has been compiled to inform the work of Menomonee Falls Collective Impact by providing a snapshot the existing conditions and recent trends in the community. This annual report includes local information across a variety of sectors with data comparisons to the State of Wisconsin and surrounding communities.

About Collective Impact Menomonee Falls

Why Collaborate?

  • Parallel agencies, limited resources
  • Shared concerns, common goals
  • Mutual interest & reliance
  • Leverage community-wide support
  • Celebrate strengths, address challenges
  • Improve community well-being

Improving Community

An Improving Community

  • Builds a culture for improvement and disciplined collaborative problem solving.
  • Is built on a foundation of trust
  • Eliminates unnecessary hassle or barriers that stand between citizens and available resources and services
  • Networks partners focused on improvement, innovation, and quality outcomes.
  • Aligns resources to improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
  • Is explicitly relentless in its efforts to improve our community.

Core Principles

Menomonee Falls Collective Impact Team Core Principles

•Engage the Community
•Strengthen and Build Community Connections
•Develop a Culture of Continuous Improvement

•Leverage Existing Resources

Community Partners

Addiction Resource Council
Appeal Marketing/PTO
Aquinas Academy
Assistant Village Attorney
Bethlehem Lutheran School
CDA Plan Commission
CMHF Board
CMH Family Residency Clinic
Chamber of Commerce of Menomonee Falls
Calvary Baptist School
Community Members
ERAs Senior Network
Faith Coalition Against Sex Trafficking
Falls Baptist Academy
First Bank Financial Centre
Food Pantry
Froedtert Health Community Memorial
Good Shepherd Church
Grace Lutheran School
Greater Menomonee Falls Foundation
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Hope Squad
Journeys Travel Group

Kairos International Christian Church
Local realtor, former SB member
LTC & Association
MF - Greater MF
Menomonee Falls Public Library
Menomonee Falls Village Board
NAMI Waukesha County
Old National Bank
Optimist Club
Eirenicon Club
PTO
Residents and Volunteers
Rite Hite
St. Francis Episcopal
St. Mary Parish School
School District of Menomonee Falls
Shorewest
SJD Consulting
UW-Extension Waukesha County
Village Police
Village Staff
Village Trustee
Waukesha County
Waukesha County Community Dental Clinic

Community Data


Please click on 2018 Community Wellness Data to learn more about the selected factors impacting the wellbeing of the Village of Menomonee Falls.


Projects

Early Literacy

Exposure to reading at a young age is crucial for long-term success in school and beyond, and the data shows the number of young children increasing. The intent of this work group is to provide new families with resources to support literacy and language development and also build their connection with community organizations who support literacy development.

Mental Health

Waukesha County health data shows that mental health conditions are becoming increasingly prevalent. The intent of this work group is to bring together local service providers and community organizations to reduce mental health stigma and improve early interventions for residents and families living with mental health conditions.

Dementia-Friendly Community

The data shows our senior (80+) population growing. The intent of this work group is foster an all inclusive community where those with dementia will be enabled to live as independently as possible and continue to be engaged in community life.

What is a Dementia-Friendly Community?

  • Recognizes dementia
  • Promotes early detection
  • Creates dementia-friendly environments
  • Holds the capacity for a crisis response system
  • Trains businesses to be dementia -friendly
  • Provides services and support to have individuals with dementia have the highest quality of life