Logic Model
Program: PEACE Domestic Violence Agency Work Plan / Logic Model
Name: Lashundra Anderson
Inputs
Outputs
Outcomes -- Impact
Activities
Participation
Knowledge
Actions
Conditions
10 Computers
10 case managers
4000 sq. ft. space
Life Coach
3 Therapist/ Counselors
2 Sex Education Teacher
Mentoring sessions
Mental Health Counseling
Sexual Education
Confidence building
100 participants for 50 sessions of one hour each per week for 3 months.
100 participants for 12 sessions of one hour each for three months.
50 participants for classes 1 hour per week for 3 months
Class with life coach 1 hour a week by 100 participants
Increased knowledge of community resources helpful to their needs as documented on a pre/post assessment.
Education on appropriate sexual behaviors of self and sex partners
Increase confidence/ self esteem
Increased knowledge of financial independence with help from appropriate social/ human services
Avoidance of illegal substances that may have contributed to abuse or violence during the program compared with the six months prior.
Avoidance of/ Severance from spouse or loved on that caused any domestic violence incidents
Ability to live independently
Ability to asses situations that may be detrimental in order to avoid further abuse
No return to spouse after program ends
No return to prior habits after program ends
Monitoring and survey once a month up until 3 months
Remain in contact with therapist and workers to increase better outcomes
Assumptions
External Factors
Example:
Youth will respond to proper adult support system in a positive way.
Examples:
Peer group, family participation, father in household, transportation
Name: Lashundra Anderson
Inputs
Outputs
Outcomes -- Impact
Activities
Participation
Knowledge
Actions
Conditions
10 Computers
10 case managers
4000 sq. ft. space
Life Coach
3 Therapist/ Counselors
2 Sex Education Teacher
Mentoring sessions
Mental Health Counseling
Sexual Education
Confidence building
100 participants for 50 sessions of one hour each per week for 3 months.
100 participants for 12 sessions of one hour each for three months.
50 participants for classes 1 hour per week for 3 months
Class with life coach 1 hour a week by 100 participants
Increased knowledge of community resources helpful to their needs as documented on a pre/post assessment.
Education on appropriate sexual behaviors of self and sex partners
Increase confidence/ self esteem
Increased knowledge of financial independence with help from appropriate social/ human services
Avoidance of illegal substances that may have contributed to abuse or violence during the program compared with the six months prior.
Avoidance of/ Severance from spouse or loved on that caused any domestic violence incidents
Ability to live independently
Ability to asses situations that may be detrimental in order to avoid further abuse
No return to spouse after program ends
No return to prior habits after program ends
Monitoring and survey once a month up until 3 months
Remain in contact with therapist and workers to increase better outcomes
Assumptions
External Factors
Example:
Youth will respond to proper adult support system in a positive way.
Examples:
Peer group, family participation, father in household, transportation