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Program: Underserved youth programming Logic Model (uses text boxes: add/change boxes and arrows as needed)
Situation:
Logan Co.
Cooperative
Extension
Service Staff
Land Grant
University
Researched-
Based materials
Professional
Partners
Sponsors
In-Kind
donations
Tax
dollars/scholars
hips
Determine
programs from
needs
assessments
Ask sponsors for
supplies or money
for scholarships,
volunteers and
speakers
Underserved
Youth ages 3-18
Design age-
appropriate
activities, camps,
interactive games
after-school
programs, conduct
programs, camps
The team of
professionals,
local businesses,
school district,
service agencies
such as law
enforcement,
HHS, health
Providers
Youth will feel
wanted and treated
with respect. New
learning will take
place
Inputs Outputs
Activities Participation
Outcomes
Short Medium Long
Approach County
Supervisors for tax
dollars, using the
data from
assessment
Ask other agencies
for things such as
their time, program
space, snacks
Collected data will
reinforce continuing
funding, volunteer
involvement, staff
excitement to see
results
Staff and volunteers
will gain knowledge
of the underserved-
problems, needs
awareness
Parents will become
involved with their
children. Parents
more comfortable
around other adults
Youth will have a
purpose to
participate in
activities that were
not available before
Community
awareness, more
empathy
Assumptions
Programs will include underserved youth for their involvement with activities,
workshops, camps, etc. to improve social skills, new learning, self-esteem building,
confidence building, grade improvement. Mentors will provide excellent examples.
There will be enough resources to be able to follow-through with programming.
Volunteers and staff can be expected to help with programming. Community will
help, as well as HHS, schools, law enforcement.
External Factors
Identifying underserved youth, transportation, outside influences to prevent attendance
(ex. peer pressure, parents), cultural differences, available facilities, date conflicts,
Youth will start to
design their own
programs and what
they want to do
Retention of learning
Better social skills,
better personal
hygiene as there is
more self-respect
Hopefully, the
intellectual gap will
be closed. The
underserved youth
will have the same
advantages as other
youth with
knowledge, humor,
self-confidence, less
Dependent
Rev. 7/09

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CTE 552logicmodel

  • 1. Program: Underserved youth programming Logic Model (uses text boxes: add/change boxes and arrows as needed) Situation: Logan Co. Cooperative Extension Service Staff Land Grant University Researched- Based materials Professional Partners Sponsors In-Kind donations Tax dollars/scholars hips Determine programs from needs assessments Ask sponsors for supplies or money for scholarships, volunteers and speakers Underserved Youth ages 3-18 Design age- appropriate activities, camps, interactive games after-school programs, conduct programs, camps The team of professionals, local businesses, school district, service agencies such as law enforcement, HHS, health Providers Youth will feel wanted and treated with respect. New learning will take place Inputs Outputs Activities Participation Outcomes Short Medium Long Approach County Supervisors for tax dollars, using the data from assessment Ask other agencies for things such as their time, program space, snacks Collected data will reinforce continuing funding, volunteer involvement, staff excitement to see results Staff and volunteers will gain knowledge of the underserved- problems, needs awareness Parents will become involved with their children. Parents more comfortable around other adults Youth will have a purpose to participate in activities that were not available before Community awareness, more empathy Assumptions Programs will include underserved youth for their involvement with activities, workshops, camps, etc. to improve social skills, new learning, self-esteem building, confidence building, grade improvement. Mentors will provide excellent examples. There will be enough resources to be able to follow-through with programming. Volunteers and staff can be expected to help with programming. Community will help, as well as HHS, schools, law enforcement. External Factors Identifying underserved youth, transportation, outside influences to prevent attendance (ex. peer pressure, parents), cultural differences, available facilities, date conflicts, Youth will start to design their own programs and what they want to do Retention of learning Better social skills, better personal hygiene as there is more self-respect Hopefully, the intellectual gap will be closed. The underserved youth will have the same advantages as other youth with knowledge, humor, self-confidence, less Dependent Rev. 7/09