Create a strategic plan for your new organization based on your chosen public health program. Note that a strategic plan should not be formatted like a paper, rather as a creative presentation of some kind that should present your content in a visually interesting way that appeals to your intended audience. Use graphics, free use images, colors, animations, and formatting in your work. Your strategic plan should explain, in detail, how the organization will work and should include, in order, the following information:
Create a title page that includes:
Your name
Title for your organization
Describe your new organization, including how it differs from the host organization of your mock grant proposal.
Create a vision statement that describes your organization for 3–5 years in the future.
Create a mission statement that describes what your organization does today.
This should support your vision statement.
Create three to five (3–5) core values, and briefly define them. These values are used to guide the behaviors of personnel.
Provide an organizational chart that includes:
A minimum of 10 job positions or titles
A brief description of each role and responsibilities
Complete a SWOT analysis of Grant City.
Use a 2x2 table and see the examples in the Optional Resources.
Conduct an internal analysis of your organization’s strengths and weaknesses.
Conduct an external analysis of the opportunities and threats within Grant City.
Develop three to five (3–5) strategic goals that are intended to convert perceived internal weaknesses to strengths, and external threats to opportunities from the SWOT analysis. Mention specific organizations housed in Grant City and consider using the brochures available in Grant City for each organization to strengthen your strategic plan.
Use the SMART goal format for each of the goals.
Looking back at your Mock Grant Proposal, explain how the public health program goals align with your organization’s strategic direction. Ensure there is alignment.
If references are required, you may use APA style OR numbered style.
In the number reference system, a number is added in parentheses or square brackets in the appropriate place in the text, starting the numbering from 1. The reference of the work is arranged by the order in which the citations appear in the text.
Remember to try to engage your audience and present the information in a visually appealing way considering your intended audience.