2022 Year End Community Impact Stats
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Education
925 children and youth, age 0-20, with educational programming opportunities
242 out of 274 children or 88% tested were developmentally ready for kindergarten
64 out of 78 parents or 82% followed up on referrals
342 out of 509 children or 67% demonstrated improved grades
323 out of 631 children or 51% improved school attendance and avoided truancy
9 out of 9 youth or 100% who graduated prepared from workforce and/or to seek more education/training
2 out of 2 youth or 100% who graduated are enrolled in further study or the military
Health
128 out of 382 individuals or 33% sought support when needed through groups/drop-in centers
1,036 out of 1,070 individuals or 96% received quality care in the least restrictive environment
239 out of 410 or 58% avoided out-of-home placement through home and community supports/personal care
1,952 out of 2,389 individuals or 82% reduced their rate of hospitalization for mental or physical reasons
1,095 out of 1,642 individuals or 66% were able to maintain quality health insurance
2,637 individuals reported an improvement in their health and safety status
423 out of 811 or 52% set and achieved fitness and/or health goals
Income
586 individuals were prepared for employment and/or to improve their employment status
15 individuals sought higher education and/or enrolled in job training
576 individuals maintained or obtained employment
499 individuals improved their financial management skills
2,549 individuals made appropriate use of federal/state/local programs (only 4th quarter to avoid duplication) Year end total: 18,255 individuals
100 out of 315 individuals or 32% improved their housing status
98 out of 98 individuals or 100% were provided safe short-term, temporary resolution to a housing crisis
2,565 individuals were able to secure and maintain permanent, safe, affordable housing with or without supports