Partners in Arts Participation
ACHF Arts Access
Frail seniors and opportunity youth served through our youth programs will have access to art/music opportunities and create lasting projects. Staff will compile narrative evaluation; report on reduction in barriers; new, existing or expanded beneficial partnerships; and how we used the arts to achieve our mission and service goals. 2: Increase opportunities for participation in a variety of art experiences, and create lasting and meaningful works of art. We will count the number of unduplicated senior and youth program participants and describe the art/music experiences available. We will also showcase completed art projects on our website.
Seniors learned movement confidence and Teens learned and practiced methods of sound recording, editing and DJ music presentation from a professional. Each FamilyMeans program is required to set annual goals and identify quantifiable outputs, client outcomes, and business metrics. These data are collected frequently, reviewed quarterly, and made available annually through reports. FamilyMeans utilizes the Council On Accreditation's Performance and Quality Improvement (PQI) standards to measure effectiveness and progress. 2: Fourteen teens participated in the Digital Music Recording workshop. Thirty seniors regularly participate in Day Out! A participation log was kept for all workshop sessions; staff solicited feedback on the workshop from youth participants. In Day Out! attendance is taken each week and all participants are asked to provide feedback through surveys and directly to staff.