The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH), in collaboration with several key stakeholders, has developed a Delaware School-Based Health Center (SBHC) Strategic Plan.
The 13 goals of the plan include a comprehensive list of action items, such as creating new SBHC sites where the need is greatest, establishing a new hub-and-spoke model for SBHC setup, fostering partnerships to increase the base menu of services, facilitating referrals to providers, adopting culturally linguistic appropriate services, increasing the capacity for telehealth, developing data collection infrastructure and analysis, establishing payer relationships and funding channels, and more. The plan will be governed by an independent body from public and private sectors, with a completion target date of 2025.
The plan was developed to ensure that SBHCs are responsive to the individual needs of Delaware’s children — who, for a variety of reasons, may not otherwise have access to the health care system for critical health and wellness services.
Click here to see a site map and here to view a roadmap of when SBHCs were implemented in Delaware.
Learn more about Delaware School-Based Health Centers with this FAQ, and find locations and get contact information from the Delaware Division of Public Health’s SBHC page.
Download the SBHC Strategic Plan Infographic
Please review the follow key documents in preparation for the Steering Committee’s retreat on December 17. These materials provide the context, background, and research from which the Steering Committee will review the draft workgroup recommendations and develop the final recommendations for the strategic plan.
Location: Zoom
For meeting password, please contact dhawkinson@healthmanagement.com
Dates: Every Thursday (Sep. 10 – Nov. 19)
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM