FACT 2013-2018 Business Plan Update

Jan 27, 2012Featured Articles

FACT Business Plan 2013-2018

The Business Plan is a comprehensive review of FACT’s purpose, the business environment, the community and stakeholders, projects and funding. The Plan describes FACT services and future proposals and identifies funding for projects where possible.

The 2013-18 Business Plan Update was adopted in January 2012. The plan addresses the current status of all the service and collaborative proposals. It prioritizes projects by readiness with respect to funding as well as other practical considerations, including readiness of partnering agencies to engage in the projects. Projects are classified as “short term” or “long term” priorities or “potential new programs currently unfunded”. This Plan Update also reviews all FACT revenues and funding sources as well as makes recommendations for changes to the way FACT is funded in order to provide more certainty in the future and the ability to plan for longer terms.

Other updates include FACT Mission, staff, Board members, projects/proposals, some services and funding. All current and proposed services were reviewed to fit the new FACT Mission adopted by the Board of Directors on May 18th, 2011.

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FACT SUMMER 2020 NEWSLETTER

Bee- FACT Rider

"Because of FACT, I have been able to visit my husband at the nursing home. He gets very anxious if I am not there at a certain time and I can always trust RideFACT to get me there! Thank you so much for your service!"