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Let’s start paying attention.  \nThe purpose of this Campaign Guide is to offer a road map that will help identify the number of youths in SC who are at-risk for or experiencing homelessness and how our community can support them to find stable and safe housing.  \nSC Young Voices Matter Campaign Plan  \nTable of Contents  \n1  \nCampaign Plan Background, Description and Scope  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n8  \nCampaign Plan High Level Requirements  \nCampaign Plan Deliverables  \nAffected Parties, Processes and Systems  \nCampaign Scope Exclusions  \nCampaign Preparations & Perimeters  \nCampaign Territory Mapping Strategy  \nCampaign Leadership Mapping Strategy  \n9  \n1 0  \n1 1  \n1 2  \nCampaign Volunteer Coordination  \nCampaign Events Plan  \nCampaign Communications Plan  \nCampaign Data Collection & Reporting  \nCampaign Background and Description  \nIn partnership with the South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS), The South Carolina Interagency Council on Homelessness (SCICH) accepted a planning grant in May of 2023 from the SCDSS to develop a plan to conduct a South Carolina Youth Homeless Count. The plan will include a project timeline, a count methodology and a general approach for project development, management and completion.  \nPROJECT SCOPE  \nThe count plan, called the SC Young Voices Matter Campaign, will be designed to gather both quantitative data ( number of Youth aged 13-24 at-risk or experiencing homelessness) and qualitative data (behaviors, attitudes, and experiences) . According to the SC Youth Homeless Count grant agreement with SCDSS, the purpose and scope of the work are:  \n Plan for the SC Youth Homeless Count, specifically to count those who are at-risk for or currently experiencing homelessness; and  \n To establish a methodology to implement a statewide count of youth experiencing homelessness to determine the numeric estimate and real need for housing facing youth across the state; and  \n To generate a detailed plan for implementation of the SC Youth Homeless Count, including collaboration and stakeholder involvement from those serving youth or young adults.  \nHIGH LEVEL REQUIREMENTS  \nThe plan must include the following details to support the SC Young Voices Matter Campaign implementation:  \n Project Methodology – to include the parameters, strategies and tools for conducting the count.  \n Project Leadership Development – Who, what, when, where and how: who will lead, what will they lead, where will they lead and how will they lead.  \n Project Development – The phases and phase details of the project.  \n Project Volunteer Coordination – to include the roles of volunteers, their duties, training modules, and who will be responsible for volunteer training and coordination.  \n Project Timeline – to include a timeframe for establishing project leadership, mapping the Campaign count zones by CoC region, enlisting volunteer support within each count zone, organizing “Make Your Voice Matter” survey events, opening/closing of the survey, data compilation, data aggregation, and final reporting.  \n Project Communications Plan – detailed internal and external communications before, during and following the count.  \nCampaign Plan Deliverables  \nThe SC Young Voices Matter Campaign will provide a detailed road map for how stakeholders should coordinate their efforts to meet the high-level requirements necessary to implement a successful SC Young Voices Matter Campaign, including collateral materials, sample campaign","cbCaithTKe6FOQd8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaithTKe6FOQd8","pdf",3752314,16,"English","# Campaign Plan Background, Description and Scope\n## Campaign Plan High Level Requirements\n## Campaign Plan Deliverables\n## Affected Parties, Processes and Systems\n## Campaign Scope Exclusions\n## Campaign Preparations & Perimeters\n## Campaign Territory Mapping Strategy\n## Campaign Leadership Mapping Strategy\n## Campaign Volunteer Coordination\n## Campaign Events Plan\n## Campaign Communications Plan\n## Campaign Data Collection & Reporting\n## Project Scope and Methodology","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the SC Young Voices Matter Campaign Guide?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a roadmap to identify the number of youth in South Carolina who are at-risk for or experiencing homelessness and to guide community support for stable, safe housing.\"},{\"question\":\"What data will the campaign collect?\",\"answer\":\"The campaign collects quantitative data on youth aged 13–24 who are at-risk for or experiencing homelessness and qualitative information such as behaviors, attitudes, and experiences.\"},{\"question\":\"Who will be counted and what survey approach is required?\",\"answer\":\"The campaign counts youth experiencing homelessness during a specific timeframe and must complete by May 31, 2026. 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