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| 6th Annual Love to Learn Child Care Conference Feb 25 2012 |
| United Ways Celebration of Excellence Mar 15 2012 |
Community Events
| Best Start for Babies Sat, March 10th, 2012 |
| Annual RSVP Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast Sat, March 10th, 2012 |
| Meals on Wheels St Patricks Breakfast Fri, March 16th, 2012 |
| Connections for Independent Living Gala of Wines Fri, March 16th, 2012 |
| Home Raffle benefiting Envision Mon, March 19th, 2012 |
| Measure of our Success |
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Agency Outcomes from local agencies and programs funded by United Way of Weld County • Highland Early Childhood Education Center 83% of the children increased their developmental skills by at least one step in each of the developmental areas (Social/Emotional, Physical, Cognitive, Language) to build a foundation of school readiness...read one childs story • North Range Behavioral Health/At Risk Youth Program 93% of the students with suspension issues have increased their attendance policy by 80%...see Maria's story • A Kid’s Place-CASA Program 87% of all children in CASA cases closed have found a safe and permanent home before the volunteer involvement ends...read about a volunteers commitment • A Woman’s Place-Shelter, Legal Advocacy, Counseling 92% of women and families that received emergency shelter services reported feeling safer in their daily lives after receiving services...read Sarah's story • Catholic Charities – Senior Services 95% of the 63 case management clients served reduced or eliminated one risk factor to living independently...read more about much needed assistance Champions • Catholic Charities 80% of the households participating in the program are more invested in the program and recognize possibilities for becoming more self-sufficient. 96% of those in the program 6 months or longer made progress toward self-sufficiency. To date, 65 households were served. • Connections for Independent Living 60% of the households participating in the program are more invested in the program and recognize possibilities for becoming more self-sufficient. 85% of those in the program 6 months or longer have made progress towards self-sufficiency. To date, 56 households have been served...read one Champions story • Greeley Transitional House 58% of the households participating in the program are more invested in the program and recognize possibilities for becoming more self-sufficient.100% of those in the program 6 months or longer have made progress towards self-sufficiency. To date, 44 households have been served...read Danielles story • Green Path (Consumer Credit Counseling) 87.5 % of clients remaining in the Champions Program moved at least one step forward in the Spending Plan domain area on the Champions Self Sufficiency Matrix. 2-1-1 Information and Referral Program • From July 2010 to June 2011 2-1-1 handled over 19,000 calls, made client referrals from over 2,203 community resources and offered over 7,000 successful referrals. (over a 90% increase in successful referrals over previous year) • 1,634 average client calls per month. (5% increase over the previous year) • 2,203 community resources in the Tapestry database. (31% increase over previous year’s total) |
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