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Program |
Outcome Goal |
Results You Can See |
| American Red Cross |
Emergency Services
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The immediate outcome is that 100% of clients affected by disaster will receive Red Cross services within 2 hrs. of call. |
6 clients served this reporting period rec'ng contact w/n 2 hrs. of notification of need. |
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Short-term outcome is that 95% of clients will have received the basic life needs: food, clothing & shelter. |
100% of clients were offered basic life needs. |
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Long-term outcome-75% of clients will return to pre-disaster lifestyle. |
N/A |
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| Associated Charities |
Fuel Assistance |
Provide immediate assistant to 100% of families.
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34% were new clients. 35 families were served in the 1st qtr.
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Improve self-sufficiency for the family.. |
78% made co-pays to help w/self-sufficiency. 7% were helped by another agency. |
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100% of those able to work be registered at Career Links & supply us w/a resume & job acitivity report. |
All clients able to work complied w/this criteria. |
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Long range-have 100% of those able to work find some type of employment. |
17% are working. |
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Make referrals to improve their situation, maybe more schooling. |
2 rec'd referrals to improve their situation. |
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| Salvation Army |
Direct Assistance |
100% of clients resolve immediate crisis.
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25 Vouchers issued w/100% of needs met. |
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75% of Clients contact other community resources. |
90% of families were assisted by other agencies. |
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35% of Clients understand behaviors leading to budget issues. |
74% or 18 familes were taught how to budget. |
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80% of Clients learn how to better deal with crisis. |
74% or 18 families have worked w/utility cos. & landlords w/budget issues. |
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| Titusville Health and Aging Center |
Congregate Meals |
100% of participants will receive 1/3 of the RDA.
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1631 meals served. 100% of participants received 1/3 of RDA.
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Provide an outlet for socialization with 100% of participants socializing with each other. They will come to the Center approx. 3/days a week w/50% of activities outside of the home will occur at the Center. |
Consumers visited the Center 3 days/wk. w/84% of those having activities occur at the Center. |
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75% of participants will feel they've gained useful knowledge, enjoy lunchtime speakers and will be able to hear the speaker clearly. |
77% enjoyed the speakers, 77% gained useful knowledge and 75% were able to hear the speaker clearly. |
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60% will indicate an increase in nutritional health as a result of this prgm. |
82% reported an increase in nutritional health. |
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| YWCA |
Housing & Supportive Services |
65% of residents exiting the YWCA St. James House will secure permanent or transitional housing. |
Of the 9 clients who exited St. James House, 8 reported permanent housing. |
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70% of rental assistance clients who receive rental ass't funding will remain in transitional or permanent housing for at least 9 months. |
24, or 79% of clients rec'd rental assist & 19 secured permanent housing. |
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70% of adults in the Housing Advocacy prgm will remain in permanent housing up to one year. |
100% of Housing Advocate clients remained in housing for at least 1 yr. |
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85% of participants in Housing Adv. prgm will attend app'ts w/o staff assistance after a maximum of 1 yr of service. |
85% of Housing Advocate clients attended app'ts w/o assistance. |
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| Crawford County READ Prgm |
One on One Tutoring |
20 learners will remain in prgm long enough to meet personal goals. |
29 learners have been served in 1st qtr. 15 have met personal goals |
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50% of learners will increase 1 educational functioning level. |
1 learner increased at least 1 educational level. 3 stayed at same level. 1 up 2 levels, 1 up 4 levels in math & 3 levels in language. |
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50% of learners have the goal of getting a job will do so. |
71% have found employment. |
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33% of learners wanting to enter post-secondary education or training, will. |
33% have gone on the post-secondary education. |
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51% of learners will have a goal of passing the GED exam. |
Of the 11 learners setting goal of getting GED, 36% have passed. |
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10 tutors will receive case management services to support instruction of educationally disadvantaged learners. |
7 tutors have rec'd case management services through March 31st. |
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| Titusville Health and Aging Center |
Titusville Community Cafe |
100 % of individuals will receive 1/3 of RDA. |
1731 were served this period. 100% of participants rec'd 1/3 of RDA. |
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100% of participants will socialize with others. |
N/A |
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Paticipants will come to the Cafe on average 2+ times ea. month. |
Consumers visited the Cafe approx. 3x a month. |
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60% will indicate that their food budget is stretched further as a result of this prgm. |
90% indicated their food budget stretched as a result of the prgm. |
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75% will indicate that if they didn't attend, they would stay at home. |
91% indicated if they wouldn't have visited the Cafe, they would have stayed home. |
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75% or more will have gained useful knowledge. |
98% felt they gained useful knowledge. |
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| Titusville Area United Way |
Financial Stability Program |
10 families will become, or be on the track, to financial stability & independence |
Of the 96 families served, 56 reported refunds to be used for paying off existing debt thru administered survey. |
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35+ families will have increased monetary return from federal income taxes. |
As of 3/30/10, 96 families rec'd refunds on tax returns. |
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Local residents in need of state assistance will, if qualifying, receive assistance w/o making the trip to Meadville. (approx. 25 families) |
17 clients were able to obtain benefits w/o driving to Meadville through Compass & The Benefit Bank. |
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75% of families in Budgeting class will understand the budgeting process. |
Of the 2 served this period, 100% understood the process. |
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10 families will show increased savings thru bank savings plan. |
Working on grant for program. |
