Our success is measured on how well you recover from the trauma of victimization.
for Crime Victim Services
Measuring: Quality Programs & Victim Outcomes is a January 24, 2007, Power Point presentation used by Crime Victim Services. It contains 72 slides.
Individual programs have their own Outcome Model, including the Victim Ministry, Victim Offender Mediation - Victims, Victim Offender Mediation - Offenders, Victim Impact Panel, and Domestic Violence Women's Support Group.
The Outcome Model for Property, Violent, Sexual Assault, and Domestic Violence victims is iere. For readability, it has been sub-divided into four section), for safety, healing, justice, & restitution. Each illustrates the concept of linking activities, outputs and outcomes.
Measuring: Quality Programs & Victim Outcomes is a January 24, 2007, Power Point presentation used by Crime Victim Services. It contains 72 slides.
Individual programs have their own Outcome Model, including the Victim Ministry, Victim Offender Mediation - Victims, Victim Offender Mediation - Offenders, Victim Impact Panel, and Domestic Violence Women's Support Group.
The Outcome Model for Property, Violent, Sexual Assault, and Domestic Violence victims is iere. For readability, it has been sub-divided into four section), for safety, healing, justice, & restitution. Each illustrates the concept of linking activities, outputs and outcomes.
The general victim survey is color coded by type of victimization & staff member, with a different survey for Victim Ministry participants (Mediation and Panel surveys are under construction) and a survey for sexual assault victims at the hospital.
There is a chart of statistics for surveys mailed and returned (sexual assaults surveys are combined).
Click here for Victim Outcome 2006 Results for Allen County, Putnam County and Combined. Annual results are available for the years 1999-2005 and can be obtained by contacting CVS.
Below are additional examples of how to integrate outcomes and quality measures with job duties and activities:
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