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Bonita Community and Support Services
Bonita Community and Support Services
2001 Model

Creation Date: 01-Jul-2001
Program Vision: To be the best program in community support.
Program Mission: To reduce the number and severity of problems experienced by clients. To help clients learn functional skills so that they can manage themselves better.
Statement of Need A community needs assessment indicated a high need for this program.
Strategy: The program identified the broad strategy of solution oriented techniques and volunteerism to use.
Rationale: There was considerable research to back up the claim by the program that is approach would work.
Inputs
* Volunteer, Hours
* Major Renovations/Repairs
* Salaries, Client Development
3 positions
* Furnishings/Equipment
* Hardware/Equipment
Computer Equipment
* Accounting/Audit Fees
* Attendance
Volunteer Attendance
* Board Development
* Salaries, Direct Service
* Capital Purchases
Desks
* Lease/Rental of Vehicles
Fast cars
* Mileage
* Volunteers, Total Volunteers
* Lease/Rental of office Equipment
* Donations, Money
Activities
Outputs
Short-Term Outcomes
Mid-Term Outcomes
Long-Term Outcomes
Indicators of Success
Measurement Tools
* One on one time with youth
* Developing relationships with youths.
* # of hours spent with youths
* # of contacts with youth(s).
* # of youths participating
Volunteers will make a positive difference in the lives of the youth that they work with. Volunteers will realize the positive impact that they are having on the youth in the community. Volunteers will have the capacity to create a safer environment for children in the community.
Youth satisfaction surveys
Exit interviews
Satisfaction Survey
Face-to-Face Interview
* Volunteers will utilize community based recreational activites to spend one on one time with youths.
* Volunteers will provide outreach to youth in the community.
* Youth will spend time with designated volunteers.
* # of recreational activities
* Volunteer time spent with youth
* # of volunteers involved in program
* # of youth involved in program
Volunteers will assist youth to participate in positive recreational activities in the community. Youth will not engage in criminal or delinquent behaviours/activities. The community will be a safe environment for families to live.
Volunteers will report on activities that they participated in with youth
Youth will complete satisfaction surveys regarding their involvement with volunteers.
Increased volunteer participation
Face-to-Face Interview
Satisfaction Survey
Questionnaire/Survey
* Volunteers will organize painting parties to cover the existiing graffiti in the neighbourhood.
* Youth will participate in painting parties
* Youth will encourage other youth not to engage in graffiti.
* Youth participation
* Volunteer paricipation
* Freshly painted areas in community
Graffiti in the community will be painted over by youth and their volunteers. Acts of vandalism within the community will diminish. Residents in the community will take pride in it's clean appearance.
Community survey
Volunteers will report on success of painting parties.
Questionnaire/Survey
Project Reports
* Outreach
* Volunteer Training
* Group presentations
* Volunteers will come forward to FCSS.
* Volunteers will attend six training workshops.
* Volunteers will attend in-service training twice a year.
* Volunteers will be matched up with a youth in the community.
The community will recognize the value of the volunteer program and will support and encourage volunteer involvement. Volunteer participation in the program will increase. Replication of sucessful volunteer program will emerge throughout the region. Other communities will benefit from the impact of the program.
The community will have greater capacity to volunteer indicated by an increase of volunteers for FCSS.
Standardized Test