Outcome Indicators
These pages catalogue examples of outcome indicators/measures that are being recommended or used in many social service agencies. Send us an email to add your outcomes to the list! All referenced indicators have been published here with permission of their authors or sponsors. View our resources page for links to other outcomes related websites.
  Outcomes for People
with Developmental Disabilities
Domain: Identity3 People choose personal goals. Domain: Autonomy3 People choose their daily routine. Domain: Affiliation3 People live in integrated environments. Domain: Attainment3 People choose services. People are connected to natural support networks. Domain: Rights3 People exercise rights Domain: Health3 People have the best possible health People are free from abuse and neglect
Community risk factors contributing to child maltreatment (e.g., economic stress, dissolved families, violence).1 Communities are prepared to meet emergencies.4 The community increases its awareness of how to prevent violence of all types.4
Specific target groups, as well as the general population, will have improved physical
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1. American Humane Association and
the National Association of Public Child
Welfare Administrators an affiliate of
the American Public Welfare Association, from the 8th Annual
Roundtable on Outcomes in Child Welfare Services conference participant notebook.
(approved 5/22/00)
2. Lutheran Children and Family Service of Eastern PA
3. The National Center on Outcomes Research was a grant funded division of The Council on Quality and Leadership (the grant has since ended). The Personal Outcomes are the property of The Council on Quality and Leadership. (approved 5/25/00)
4. United Way of St. Croix County (approved 6/5/00)
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