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METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS

All client information is entered into Open Doors database which tracks service delivery, frequency, and outcomes.

METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS

All client information is entered into Open Doors database which tracks service delivery, frequency, and outcomes.

Family therapy at Open Doors in Utah | Open Doors

Crisis/Respite Nursery

Clients using the Crisis/Respite Nursery are asked to fill out a measurement tool called FRIENDS Outcome Evaluation Survey. The survey breaks out respite from crisis care. The outcomes for the past fiscal year are as follows. Of the 1,755 individuals served:

RESPITE CARE

CRISIS CARE

97%

of clients reported alleviated stress and trauma due to the availability of a safe house for their children

79%

of clients reported their children would have been left in less desirable circumstances without these services

81%

of clients reported that their stress was greatly reduced

13%

of clients reported that their stress was slightly reduced

RESPITE CARE

97%

of clients reported alleviated stress and trauma due to the availability of a safe house for their children

79%

of clients reported their children would have been left in less desirable circumstances without these services

CRISIS CARE

81%

of clients reported that their stress was greatly reduced

13%

of clients reported that their stress was slightly reduced

Family Support Case Management

All parents participating in the program take a pre and post-test called the Adult Adolescent Parent Inventory (AAPI) to assess parenting on a 10 point scale.

68% Open Doors

of parents felt better qualified as a parent

48% Open Doors

of parents were less likely to physically discipline their children

Homeless Prevention

Data is derived from HUD grant yearly report

91%

of families moved into permanent housing

73%

resided in supportive housing for 6 months

61%

of heads of households obtained employment

58%

of heads of households completed 6 Life Skills Classes

32%

of heads of households obtained a certificate of completion in a school program with a positive job outlook

52%

of families were diverted from homelessness

Circles Peer Mentoring Program

Data is derived from Circles USA data base

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32%

obtained full time employment

12%

purchased homes

22%

increased assets

8%

obtained living wage jobs

32%

increased education/job skills