4. Rewards for specific achievements are given to organizations, communities or individuals in accordance with the achievement of outcome goals. The system will flounder without strong rewards for achievement, and the nature of these rewards will reflect the importance of children in our society. 5. The executive arm of service agencies will use the outcome indicators to evaluate progress toward goals and, in doing so, will note that some important goals cannot be achieved without cooperative action with others. Their process will help them decide which actions and collaborations will be adopted to lead to improved outcomes in the following years. 6. The cycle will repeat itself, with each cycle will bringing improvement in the mental health of children; our future adults. All will benefit.