What is “Our Strategic Plan”?

Our Victorious Children Foster Family Agency’s Strategic Plan is a roadmap for sustaining, expanding, and innovating services for the children and families we serve. It takes a holistic approach—identifying areas for growth, creating effective solutions, and implementing changes that ensure long-term quality care.

Vision

Victorious Children Foster Family Agency strives to:

• Provide safe, nurturing resource family homes where dedicated parents meet the needs of foster children and non-minor dependents.
• Foster growth and well-being by ensuring access to all necessary resources for optimal development.
• Expand the number of clients served to meet growing community needs.
• Enhance service quality through continuous improvement and innovation.
• Increase in-kind support and donations to strengthen programs and outcomes.

Outcomes to Be Achieved and Indicators

• Decreased Placement Call-to-Placement Ratio
  Goal:Increase the number of successful placements per quarter to meet the growing need for safe, stable homes.
  Indicators:
• Average time from placement call to actual placement reduced by 20% within 12 months.
• Number of certified resource families increased by 15% annually.
• Quarterly placement rate improved by 10% year-over-year.
• Children Maintain Optimal Health
  Goal:Ensure foster children receive comprehensive health services to support physical and emotional well-being.
  Indicators:
• 100% compliance with medical, dental, and vision check-ups per state standards.
• Mental health assessments completed for 95% of new placements within 30 days.
• Reduction in reported untreated health issues by 25% annually.
• Children Are Empowered
  Goal:Provide emotional support and resources to foster resilience, autonomy, and academic success.
  Indicators:
• 80% of children demonstrate improved self-esteem and coping skills (measured through standardized assessments).
• 90% participation in life-skills or academic support programs.
• Increase in high school graduation or GED completion rates among non-minor dependents by 10% annually.