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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
10/04/2005
Control Number
2005-328E
Agenda Item Number
7.JJ.
Entity Name
Gifford Youth Activity Center
Subject
GYAC Teens Program Children's Services Advisory Committee Grant
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5196
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The Gifford Youth Activity Center, Inc. — Frontline-GYAC <br /> Indian River County Children ' s Services Advisory Committee <br /> D . MEASURABLE OUTCOMES (Entire Section D not to exceed two pages) <br /> OUTCOMES ACTIVITIES <br /> Add all of the elements for the Measurable Outcome(s) Add the tasks to accomplish the Outcome(s) <br /> 1 . 60% of participants will decrease 1 . Provide a very available and accessible <br /> their referrals by 50 % in one year as program and staff for participants and <br /> evidenced by discipline referrals , their parents/guardians most every day <br /> will demonstrate improved behavior of the year, after school and out-of- <br /> and academic performance and in school times , on holidays and during <br /> and out of the school setting, by the the summer. <br /> end of the contract period , as 2 . Each participant will develop a <br /> measured by the number of Personal Success Plan that identifies <br /> discipline referrals in school . personal goals , actions needed to <br /> achieve successful outcomes and <br /> 2 . 60% of the participants will pass consequences/rewards for behaviors . <br /> test administered during class mini 3 . Provide a healthy, safe, productive and <br /> workshops and increased in structured environment/program that <br /> knowledge and ability in personal offers a variety of participants- desired <br /> development and decision-making activities : personal plan goal- setting, <br /> skills , by the end of the contract personal growth and development, <br /> period, as measured by pre/post test daily reality therapy groups daily <br /> at classes/mini workshops . individual reality counseling, <br /> homework help/tutorial , social skill <br /> 3 . 60% of the students will reduce development recreation, sports and <br /> illegal activities by 50 % as fitness activities, leisure skill and talent <br /> compared to the previous year as development activities , art and cultural <br /> evidenced by police reports , activities , field trips and special <br /> measured by reports from school projects . <br /> resource officers , Indian River 4 . Counselors will establish a relationship <br /> Sheriff Office , Vero Beach Police with the teens and the family and <br /> Department and/or Juvenile Justice - ,develop a plan to reduce and/or <br /> Department . : y"eliminate delinquent behaviors . If poor <br /> choices or decisions are made, the <br /> 4 . 60 % of the students ' parents will participant will identify a better choice <br /> participate in family activities held or decision in either an individual <br /> by Frontline staff as evidenced by a counseling session or reality group, or <br /> sign-in roster . both and then implement/employ this <br /> new strategy, including making amends <br /> to any individual (s) who may have <br /> been adversely affected . <br /> 5 . All with participate in leadership <br /> opportunities and skill -building tasks <br /> such as : interview candidates for the <br /> program , evaluate program activities <br /> and services , develop programs and <br /> community projects, lead workshops <br /> 10 <br />
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