2 edition of Evaluation of the new communities program found in the catalog.
Evaluation of the new communities program
United States. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation.
Published
1975
by U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research in [Washington]
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | prepared by the Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation. |
| Series | Evaluation report -- no. 1, Housing and urban affairs -- no. NC 47. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | MLCM 2008/41495 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | vii, 128 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 128 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL17096800M |
| LC Control Number | 2007406445 |
The book outlines the steps and stages in planning an educational system for new communities--building new schools, developing a curriculum, performing subjective and objective evaluation of the system by parents and educators, and assessing the impact of school availability and quality in attracting various population groups to new communities. Measuring social norms is relatively new and therefore as a component of the evaluation, the partners needed to conduct a measurement phase to develop a social norms instrument that was reliable and valid in measuring changes in harmful social norms in communities implementing the Communities Care program.
The author's evaluation of French new towns is undertaken with an eye to international applicability. Chapter 1 examines the reasons for adopting a policy of new towns in France. Chapter 2 concerns the administrative structure by which new towns are built in France. Chapter 3 concentrates on major economic associations with new towns. Communities In Schools prepares students for the future by removing barriers to school success. The organization places a dedicated staff member inside partner schools to identify students at risk of dropping out. Communities In Schools engages community partners and volunteers to effectively and.
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Evaluation of the federal new communities program. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research, Office of Policy Development, (OCoLC) Online version: Evaluation of the federal new communities program.
A Literature Review to Inform Evaluation of the New Markets Tax Credit Program 3 reports that can inform the design of an evaluation of the NMTC program are referenced in the pages that follow. A case can be made that authorization of the Public Housing program in was the.
The Community Tool Box is a service of the Center for Community Health and Development at the University of Kansas. Find us on: Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike United States License. A year, $million initiative, the New Communities Program supported community organizations in 14 Chicago neighborhoods to convene local partners to carry out varied improvement activities, from safety to education and affordable housing.
This report describes NCP's successes and challenges and the implications of its experience for federal and local community development programs. program evaluation. Instead, the framework promotes a common understanding of program evaluation. It provides a conceptual roadmap that can be adapted to a variety of settings and within many different groups and communities.
The framework may also help individuals or groups with little formal training or experience in program evaluation enter. The series, based on CHA’s guide Evaluating Your Community Benefit Impact, was designed to help community benefit managers document the progress and impact of their programs while meeting Internal Revenue Service and/or funder requirements for program evaluation.
Evaluation of a community-level health policy intervention Evaluation of a Home-Based Hospice and Palliative Care Program in a Community Health Center in Korea The effectiveness of Follow-up Nutrition Education Intervention for Diabetic Patients in a Community Health Center. ers in the community in all aspects of the evaluation process to achieve community ownership over the evaluation, and promotes evaluation as a strategy for empowering communities to engage in system changes.
A person who coordinates an exercise and encourages the participation of. community development is the educational process by which people change themselves and their behavior, and acquire new skill and confidence through working in cooperation, we must then examine the method used to stimulate this process by community development workers.
Community Development Method To stimulate the movement from being to becoming. content of the communIty develoPment evaluatIon storymaP The main features of the overview map are: contextual influences on evaluation, the three distinctive but intersecting types of evaluation, and the contribution of evaluation to the strengthening of organizations and communities.
on examining their internal capacities and may have few. The book examines the utility, meaningfulness, and purpose of evaluation from small non-profit perspectives, and explores whether evaluation has value for these organisations.
For development practice, it presents evaluative alternatives that reconceptualise evaluation as part of the active process of development rather than as an interval. It is New Communities’ policy to retain student certificates for three (3) years after the conclusion of a program.
CRMA 5-day and CRMA Recertification certificates can be downloaded and printed from the state’s website at. lives of individuals or the community through careful outcome evaluation.
Both process and outcome evaluation will also pro-vide information you can use to publicize your program to com-munity members, board members, and potential clients.
Evaluating Your Community-Based Program > Part 1: Designing Your Evaluation. Total Awarded: $50 Million Total Grants: 1 Duration: Geographic Focus: Chicago, IL Background. The Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) implemented the New Communities Program, a flagship investment in the MacArthur Foundation’s work to understand the dynamics of cities and neighborhoods as a mechanism for addressing major urban challenges.
A community planning process has been undertaken in all neighborhoods. In most cases, the process succeeded in mobilizing key stakeholders as well as newcomers in a way that stimulated or renewed hope in the future. New relationships and trust have been created.
The primary products of this planning are the community plans. CDC’s Healthy Communities Program (HCP) worked through local, state, territory, and national partnerships to prevent chronic diseases and reduce health gaps.
HCP helped to increase the skills and commitment of community leaders and stakeholders to develop and promote lasting strategies that help people make healthy choices where they live.
A carefully planned evaluation can engage community members and build community capacity, and the results can be used to influence policy makers, share what works and what doesn't work with other communities, and help ensure funding and sustainability.
(CDC) has published the Framework for Program Evaluation in Public Health, which. Jo Anne Grunbaum, EdD. Introduction. This chapter addresses common challenges faced in community-engaged research, whether that research meets the definition of community-based participatory research (CBPR) or falls elsewhere on the spectrum of community engagement efforts.
With this in mind, Chapter 7 will present the following: (1) a definition of evaluation, (2) evaluation phases and processes, (3) two approaches to evaluation that are particularly relevant for the evaluation of community-engaged initiatives, (4) specific evaluation methods, and (5) challenges to be overcome to ensure an effective evaluation.
The City of New York expanded Jobs-Plus to seven additional locations inand inHUD launched the program in nine locations across the country. MDRC has been involved in the operation or evaluation of every generation of Jobs-Plus.The community is located within one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the District with a legacy of being a center of African-American commerce and activity.
Ward 1 has been impacted by significant increases in residential development and an influx of new households into the community.A yearlong evaluation of the program, focusing on Nickerson Gardens in Watts and Ramona Gardens in Boyle Heights, was conducted by the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.
It found through data.
