Hastings and Prince Edward Counties (HPE)

Your community is currently in Phase 5: Implementation of Aspirational Pathways. Explore progress across all phases below.

Hastings and Prince Edward Counties (HPE) have successfully launched their IEMH Care Pathways as of November 12th , 2025! To access and view Hastings and Prince Edward Counties (HPE)’s current versions of the IEMH Care Pathways materials, please visit the Children and Youth Planning Table for Hastings and Prince Edward website.

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Project Overview

Track the progress of the project below.

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In Progress

Phase 5: Implementation of Aspirational Pathways

  • Evaluate the impact of Pathways on children, families, practitioners, organizations, and communities through focus groups and surveys at set intervals.
  • Supervisors/organization leaders to complete the IEMH Core Components Evaluation Tool (Post-Survey).
  • IEMHP to share summary report of surveys, focus groups, and IEMH Core Components Evaluation tool (pre & post implementation).

Completed

Phase 1: Community Engagement

  • Identify key partners from various sectors.
  • Project Kick-Off with community partners onto the IEMH Care Pathways initiative.
Phase 2: Service Mapping and Inventory Assessment

  • Assess the current capacity, knowledge, and skills of community services.
  • Map out current processes in the community, identify strengths and challenges.
Phase 3: Building the Aspirational Pathways

  • Supervisors/organization leaders to complete the IEMH Core Components Evaluation Tool (Pre-Survey).
  • Share report of the IEMH Core Components Evaluation Tool.
  • Develop the Aspirational IEMH Care Pathways.
  • Confirm Local Pathways Implementation Team and Central Hub agencies.
  • Meet with Central Hub agencies to review ASQ Database documents and begin the approval process.
  • Develop Family Friendly Resources.
  • Conduct focus groups with families to review the family friendly materials.
  • Develop and finalize Supplementary Document with the Local Pathways Implementation Team/Working Group.
  • Develop final drafts of dissemination materials.
  • Community partners develop a communication and dissemination plan.
Phase 4: ASQ and DSP Training and Implementation

  • Complete ASQ/DSP training for Leadership and Practitioner Training Streams.
  • Determine schedule for ASQ data collection and community reports.
  • Implement ASQ data collection process.
  • Analyze results from Pre-Training Surveys and Pre-Pathways Implementation Survey.
  • Evaluate current system (or services) using Pre-Pathway Implementation Survey and Focus groups with Leadership/Supervisors/Managers, Frontline Practitioners, and Families.
  • Share summary report of surveys and focus groups.
Phase 5: Implementation of Aspirational Pathways

  • Disseminate and implement IEMH Care Pathways in the community.
  • Collaborate with partners to ensure they develop a sustainability plan for their community.

Project Resources

To access and view Hastings Prince Edward Counties’ current versions of the IEMH Care Pathways materials, please visit the Child and Youth Planning Table for Hastings and Prince Edward website, and the Family Friendly Documents section of the website.

The following materials were the final versions developed by IEMHP for the community as of November 1, 2025: