Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision JULY 2017 JULY 2020

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Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision JULY 2017 JULY 2020

Contents 1 Executive Summary... 3 1.1 Aim... 4 1.2 Cahoots: Our Mission, Vision, Values and Priorities... 4 2 Cahoots: The Communities We Serve... 5 3 Cahoots: our plan... 5 3.1 Cahoots Key Strategic Priorities and Success Measures... 5 3.2 Community Partners and Supporters... 8 2 Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020

1 Executive Summary Cahoots (formerly Kids Camps Incoporated) has a strong history of providing quality services for children and young people with disability in Western Australia (WA). In 1982 Kids Camps Incorporated was registered as an incorporated association and given PBI charity status in WA. The WA government has now supported Kids Camps in its delivery of benevolent, mission-driven services for over 30 years, and continues to today. Before we decided on the best way forward, we knew it was important that we understood and acknowledged where Kids Camps started. In the early 80 s a group of parents caring for children with intellectual disability came together as a committee. This committee recognised the need for children with intellectual disability to have fun and socialise, and for families caring for these young people to receive support and have respite, this became a shared vision. They also recognised the need for affordable services and engaged committed community members to run these camps as volunteers, making Kids Camps more accessible for families. These founders are real life heroes, individually they faced significant challenges, and together they overcame them through planting the seed of an idea that has grown into Kids Camps Inc. Over the past 30 years services have grown into a diverse range of camps for children and also young people, aged over 18 years, living with disability, including physical disability, throughout all regions of Western Australia. Kids Camps are now a leading provider of these services for people living with disability in WA. Kids Camps now provides places on camps and programs for over 300 members every year, which is increasing due to community demand. In 2016-17 we offered over 3000 camping nights, 9000 meals for participants and volunteers and travelled over 3,000 kilometres across WA. The name Kids Camps has served the organisation well, as our services have grown and diversified the Board, staff and members agreed it no longer reflects the breadth of services we offer. The rebranding journey commenced with a commitment in 2015 and became one that involved from the entire Kids Camps team. Together the team successfully created a new name and branding for Kids Camps one that will enable continued growth and diversification to meet the changing needs of people living with disability, and best achieve the strategic priorities outlined in this plan, whilst remaining connected to Kids Camps core purpose. As of the 16 February 2017, Kids Camps rebranded and became known as Cahoots. Cahoots was chosen because it instantly communicates a sense of fun and excitement, which revolves around friendship, collaboration, support and partnership. The name Cahoots has been well received by our families, volunteers and community supporters as a name that communicates our values of friendships, fun, collaboration, celebration, support and fulfilment. Through collaborating with likeminded organisations and considered financial investment into new opportunities we aim to increase Cahoots community profile. This increased community presence will enable Cahoots to grow as a relevant and person centred organisation and continue supporting participants and their families. Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020 3

We are continuing to increase opportunities for the families we serve, in line with our mission and strategic priorities outlined in this plan. We look forward to working with you towards achievement of our strategic priorities and vision as Cahoots. 1.1 Aim The key objectives of building this strategic plan for Cahoots are: Set a direction for Cahoots which ensures the long term sustainability and growth of the organisation Set clear goals for the entire Cahoots team to work towards Communicate with the community where Cahoots is heading to in the future Engage more families, community stakeholders and strategic alliances, enabling them to be part of the journey. 1.2 Cahoots: Our Mission, Vision, Values and Priorities Mission To create opportunities for children and young people with disability to develop friendships, skills and self-confidence. Vision A community where children and young people with disability are able to reach their full potential and where families and carers have support. Values Respect Trust Inspire Celebrate Collaborate We treat people as we ourselves expect to be treated, offering acceptance, care and support to everyone. We are a reliable team, committed to providing safe, quality services. We believe every person has the ability to reach their full potential, we will provide them encouragement and support. We acknowledge and rejoice the efforts and achievement of the children and young people we work with, volunteers, supporters and staff. We believe that community engagement is vital to create meaningful and accessible opportunities for all people. 4 Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020

2 Cahoots: The Communities We Serve In setting strategic directions for the next three years, the Board and staff have considered the external and internal factors influencing Cahoots. Considering the strengths, opportunities, challenges and risks these environmental factors present, will ensure Cahoots future success. Through collaboration and consultation, the Board and staff at Cahoots have developed this strategic plan 2017-2020. 3 Cahoots: our plan In order to achieve our priorities, we have set strategic objectives that will be achieved through a range of activities. Each objective has success measures that provide indicators for Cahoots progress, outlined within business plans. Each action has a date by which we are aiming to achieve it and has been allocated a member of the Cahoots team who will lead the actions. Our objectives may change over the life of this plan in response to internal and external events and decisions. Business plans will be updated, as objectives change and/or as specific activities are achieved and new activities are identified. The entire plan will be reviewed and updated at least quarterly and regular progress reports will be made to the Board of Directors. Cahoots full strategic plan will be accessible via the website and updates shared upon requests from members and community supporters. 3.1 Cahoots Key Strategic Priorities Key Goals for Each Strategic Priority: Performance Objectives ENABLER (P1) OUR PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES: TO INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE TO DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS, SKILLS AND CONFIDENCE P1:1 Participation increases to create more opportunities for people to connect with Cahoots P1:2 Retention rates increase demonstrating that participants are happy with Cahoots program delivery P1:3 Demographics of participants reflects the diversity of our community Participation in programs increases to 500 by December 2018 Return membership increase to 50% by June 2018- excluding uncontrolled attrition Programs are provided to two other groups that may need extra support to achieve their goals. Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020 5

ENABLER (P2) FINANCIALLY SUSTAINABLE: TO DIVERSIFY FUNDING SOURCES TO MAXIMISE CAHOOTS SUSTAINABILITY. P2:1 We will maintain a strong net surplus to ensure the organisation is viable P2:2 Increase in financial investment into service delivery whilst reducing percentage allocated to administration/management. P2:3 We manage our finances responsibly and with good governance systems in place. We will maintain a positive surplus with margins that enable achievement of strategic priorities Admin/mgmt. expenses are reduced as a percentage by 2019 Annual budgets are set and achieved with reforecasts completed quarterly ENABLER (P3) OUR PEOPLE: TO ENSURE A POSITIVE CULTURE THAT CELEBRATES THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF OUR STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS AND ENSURES THEY FEEL ENGAGED AND VALUED FOR THEIR WORK. P3:1 Volunteers and staff are engaged and feel valued by Cahoots P3:2 Volunteers are retained to maintain connections and high quality service delivery for our participants and their families. P3:3 Staff and volunteers are qualified and skilled to feel confident in their roles Annual culture survey is conducted and reflects strong connection to mission and values from staff and volunteers Program delivery volunteer retention is increased to 30% by December 2018 A training and development plan is created annually and targets are measured and met 6 Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020

ENABLER (P4) INNOVATION: TO EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE AND DIVERSIFY OUR SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF CAHOOTS. P4:1 Programs are expanded and diversified to meet the needs of our community P4:2 Cahoots public profile is increased through community brand awareness P4:3 Collaboration with community supporters is increased to allow more innovation in service delivery Cahoots programs for children and young people are increased by 2019 Market analysis surveys demonstrate an increase in connection with Cahoots and understanding of its mission Number of community supporters and strategic alliances is increased and celebrated in Annual Report every year ENABLER (P5) SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES: TO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE CONSISTENTLY HIGH QUALITY SERVICES VALUED BY PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. P5:1 Service delivery and governance aligns with the National Standards for Disability Services P5:2 Policies and processes are fit for purpose and Cahoots are compliant with these standards External audit results show that Cahoots continues to meet the National Standards Policies and procedures are reviewed annually and any noncompliance issues are addressed immediately Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020 7

3.2 Community Partners and Supporters Cahoots is proud to work with the following organisations in 2017, and hopes to broaden our connections with other like-minded organisations over the next three years. 8 Cahoots Strategic Plan & Vision july 2017 july 2020