Brief One-page document to paste into a proposal
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 1
A count of services or people, held in the organization’s own records.
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 2
A count of services or people, held in the organization’s own records.
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 3
A count of services or people, held in the organization’s own records.
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 4
An output the funder classes as a count of activity. The outcome sits in a record another agency holds. You hold the participant list and count it.
You count your own participants; the health agency or provider record confirms the outcome.
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RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 5
An output the funder classes as a count of activity.
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 6
An output the funder classes as a count of activity.
RequiredoutputHRSA-26-104No. 7
An output the funder classes as a count of activity.
RequiredoutcomeHRSA-26-104No. 8
No rule matched this measure, so no tier is guessed.
Results are attainment: actual divided by the promised value, for rows where the source gives both. Medians mix every measure a program reports; the measure pages split them.
Results by kind of promised value: 23 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Memorial Healthcare System · FY2022-23
Families who successfully completed program.
75% → 79% (105% of target) · %
Source documentHealthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Broward County (HMHB) · FY2022-23
Infants and children that scored within range for developmental milestones.
85% → 87% (102% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memorial Healthcare System | FY2022-23 | Families who successfully completed program. | 75% | 79% | % | 105% | document |
| Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Broward County (HMHB) | FY2022-23 | Infants and children that scored within range for developmental milestones. | 85% | 87% | % | 102% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 19 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Directions for Living (DFL) · FY2020
Percent of children will not experience an out-of-home placement during services as measured by independent verification FSFN.
90% → 98% (109% of target) · %
Source documentDirections for Living · FY2019
Percent of adults will score within average (5, 6, 7) to above average (8, 9, 10) ranges at post-test on Construct E: Oppressing Children's Power and Independence as measured by the AAPI-2.
85% → 92% (108% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Directions for Living (DFL) | FY2020 | Percent of children will not experience an out-of-home placement during services as measured by independent verification FSFN. | 90% | 98% | % | 109% | document |
| Directions for Living | FY2019 | Percent of adults will score within average (5, 6, 7) to above average (8, 9, 10) ranges at post-test on Construct E: Oppressing Children's Power and Independence as measured by the AAPI-2. | 85% | 92% | % | 108% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 14 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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University of South Florida Board of Trustees · FY2020
Percent of children who have completed the program will not experience an out-of- home placement for a period of twelve months following case closure as measured by independent verification FSFN.
85% → 96% (113% of target) · %
Source documentThe University of South Florida Board of Trustees · FY2024
Participants served (target vs actual)
250 → 190 (76% of target) · count
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of South Florida Board of Trustees | FY2020 | Percent of children who have completed the program will not experience an out-of- home placement for a period of twelve months following case closure as measured by independent verification FSFN. | 85% | 96% | % | 113% | document |
| The University of South Florida Board of Trustees | FY2024 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 250 | 190 | count | 76% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 8 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida · FY2022
Participants served (target vs actual)
40 → 42 (105% of target) · count
Source documentSixth Judicial Circuit Court (SJCC) · FY2020
Percent of all ECC cases will have no additional verified abuse reports for children after reunification for up to one year after program completion. Seay, K. D., & McRell, A. S. (2021). Child Welfare Services Response to COVID-19: Addressing Face-to-Face Contacts. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 1-13.
70% → 100% (143% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida | FY2022 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 40 | 42 | count | 105% | document |
| Sixth Judicial Circuit Court (SJCC) | FY2020 | Percent of all ECC cases will have no additional verified abuse reports for children after reunification for up to one year after program completion. Seay, K. D., & McRell, A. S. (2021). Child Welfare Services Response to COVID-19: Addressing Face-to-Face Contacts. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 1-13. | 70% | 100% | % | 143% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 7 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. · FY2024-25
Percentage of families completing the program with no findings of verified child maltreatment within 12 months
95% → 97% (102% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. | FY2024-25 | Percentage of families completing the program with no findings of verified child maltreatment within 12 months | 95% | 97% | % | 102% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 6 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Broward Health · FY2024-25
Percentage of infants always placed to sleep on their backs, without bed sharing or soft bedding
80% → 100% (125% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward Health | FY2024-25 | Percentage of infants always placed to sleep on their backs, without bed sharing or soft bedding | 80% | 100% | % | 125% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 4 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Memorial Healthcare System · FY2024-25
Percentage of mothers reporting fewer symptoms of depression and/or anxiety
80% → 96% (120% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memorial Healthcare System | FY2024-25 | Percentage of mothers reporting fewer symptoms of depression and/or anxiety | 80% | 96% | % | 120% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 3 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Directions For Living · FY2025
Participants served (target vs actual)
210 → 114 (54% of target) · count
Source documentDirections for Mental Health, Inc. d/b/a Directions for Living · FY2022
Participants served (target vs actual)
262 → 147 (56% of target) · count
Source documentDirections for Mental Health Inc., d/b/a Directions for Living · FY2024
Participants served (target vs actual)
210 → 82 (39% of target) · count
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Directions For Living | FY2025 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 210 | 114 | count | 54% | document |
| Directions for Mental Health, Inc. d/b/a Directions for Living | FY2022 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 262 | 147 | count | 56% | document |
| Directions for Mental Health Inc., d/b/a Directions for Living | FY2024 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 210 | 82 | count | 39% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 3 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Suncoast Center, Inc. · FY2020
Percent of children will not experience an out-of-home placement during services as measured by independent verification FSFN. Hyde, Z. (2020). COVID-19, children, and schools: overlooked and at risk. Med J Aust, 213(10), 444-446.
95% → 99% (104% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suncoast Center, Inc. | FY2020 | Percent of children will not experience an out-of-home placement during services as measured by independent verification FSFN. Hyde, Z. (2020). COVID-19, children, and schools: overlooked and at risk. Med J Aust, 213(10), 444-446. | 95% | 99% | % | 104% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 3 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. · FY2024-25
Percentage of parents/caregivers provided with a crib increasing their knowledge of safe infant sleep practices, SIDS risk reduction and the Safe Sleep program
100% → 100% (100% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. | FY2024-25 | Percentage of parents/caregivers provided with a crib increasing their knowledge of safe infant sleep practices, SIDS risk reduction and the Safe Sleep program | 100% | 100% | % | 100% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 3 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. · FY2023-24
Percentage of agency and healthcare professionals reporting satisfaction with trainings
80% → 99% (124% of target) · %
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. | FY2023-24 | Percentage of agency and healthcare professionals reporting satisfaction with trainings | 80% | 99% | % | 124% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 2 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Suncoast Center Inc. · FY2024
Participants served (target vs actual)
476 → 693 (146% of target) · count
Source documentSuncoast Center, Inc. · FY2025
Participants served (target vs actual)
688 → 529 (77% of target) · count
Source documentResults by kind of promised value: 1 with a target printed beside the result.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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The University of South Florida Board of Trustees · FY2022
Participants served (target vs actual)
325 → 215 (66% of target) · count
Source document| Grantee | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The University of South Florida Board of Trustees | FY2022 | Participants served (target vs actual) | 325 | 215 | count | 66% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 78 with a target printed beside the result; 52 with a goal set before the period. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Department of Human Services · FY2015
Amount of federal reimbursement received by EI Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)Part C (in thousands)
$ 16,890.3 → $ 16,890.3 (100% of target) · $
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Department of Human Services | FY2015 | Amount of federal reimbursement received by EI Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)Part C (in thousands) | $ 16,890.3 | $ 16,890.3 | $ | 100% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 17 with a target printed beside the result; 10 with a goal set before the period. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Department of Human Services · FY2003
Number of WIC food coupons issued
12,300,000 → 12,767,273 (104% of target) · count
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Department of Human Services | FY2003 | Number of WIC food coupons issued | 12,300,000 | 12,767,273 | count | 104% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 25 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Childhood Immunization Program · 2002
Number of cases of vaccine-preventable diseases in the United States as measured by cases of mumps.
250 → 253 (101% of target) · count
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Childhood Immunization Program | 2002 | Number of cases of vaccine-preventable diseases in the United States as measured by cases of mumps. | 250 | 253 | count | 101% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 16 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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IDEA Special Education Grants for Infants and Families · 2006
Number of states that serve at least 2 percent of infants and toddlers in the general population birth through age 2 through the Infants and Families program.
31 → 30 (97% of target)
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IDEA Special Education Grants for Infants and Families | 2006 | Number of states that serve at least 2 percent of infants and toddlers in the general population birth through age 2 through the Infants and Families program. | 31 | 30 | 97% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 14 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Head Start · 2007
Increase the percentage of Early Head Start children completing all medical screenings. [OMB proposes to keep this measure for now and include discussion of a developmental measure focused on child outcomes in the improvement plans section.]
85.0% → 91.0% (107% of target) · %
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head Start | 2007 | Increase the percentage of Early Head Start children completing all medical screenings. [OMB proposes to keep this measure for now and include discussion of a developmental measure focused on child outcomes in the improvement plans section.] | 85.0% | 91.0% | % | 107% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 13 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Department of Human Services · FY2014
Percentage of children receiving EI services who are under age 1
13.00% → 10.30% (79% of target) · %
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Department of Human Services | FY2014 | Percentage of children receiving EI services who are under age 1 | 13.00% | 10.30% | % | 79% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 12 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Child Care and Development Fund · 2007
Increase the number of States that have implemented State early learning guidelines in literacy, language, pre-reading and numeracy for children ages 3 to 5 that align with State K-12 standards and are linked to the education and trainig of caregivers, preschool teachers, and administrators.
28 → 32 (114% of target)
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Child Care and Development Fund | 2007 | Increase the number of States that have implemented State early learning guidelines in literacy, language, pre-reading and numeracy for children ages 3 to 5 that align with State K-12 standards and are linked to the education and trainig of caregivers, preschool teachers, and administrators. | 28 | 32 | 114% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 12 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) · 2004
Percent of postpartum WIC mothers initiating breastfeeding
50.0% → 56.6% (113% of target) · %
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) | 2004 | Percent of postpartum WIC mothers initiating breastfeeding | 50.0% | 56.6% | % | 113% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 8 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Healthy Start · 2003
Increase annually the percentage of women participating in Healthy Start who have a prenatal care visit in the first trimester
71% → 72.4% (102% of target) · %
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Healthy Start | 2003 | Increase annually the percentage of women participating in Healthy Start who have a prenatal care visit in the first trimester | 71% | 72.4% | % | 102% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 5 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and Intervention Program · 2005
Percentage of Infants with a suspected or confirmed hearing loss referred to an ongoing source of comprehensive health care (i.e. medical home)
80% → 80% (100% of target) · %
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and Intervention Program | 2005 | Percentage of Infants with a suspected or confirmed hearing loss referred to an ongoing source of comprehensive health care (i.e. medical home) | 80% | 80% | % | 100% | document |
Results by kind of promised value: 2 with a target printed beside the result. These are agency-reported program figures, not individual grantees.
Example results (a fixed pick, not a ranking)
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Maternal and Child Health Block Grant · 2006
Increase the number of children served by the Title V Block Grant per $1 million in funding.
32,394 → 41,868 (129% of target)
Source document| Reporting entity | Period | Measure | Promised | Actual | Unit | % of target | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maternal and Child Health Block Grant | 2006 | Increase the number of children served by the Title V Block Grant per $1 million in funding. | 32,394 | 41,868 | 129% | document |
Each item comes from one funder, one program or one department; none is a government-wide rule.
Showing clauses from HHS, Education and USDA. All clauses
Quote
“you may enter a '0' and then TBD for targets in the work plan”
It lets you write: Enter 0 as the target, mark it TBD, and commit to revising it within six months.
Source document, 2023Paraphrase
An applicant that lacks a baseline explains how and when it will establish one.
It lets you write: State that no baseline exists yet, and say how and by when you will establish it.
Source document, 2024Paraphrase
Yearly targets may be written as percentage-point change when the baseline value is not known.
It lets you write: Write each year's target as a percentage-point change from a baseline you will measure.
Source document, 2025Quote
“grantees can revise annual goals in consultation with their GPO during the first quarter of each fiscal year”
It lets you write: Set annual goals and state that you will revise them with your project officer in each year's first quarter.
Source document, 2022Quote
“target setting will be an iterative process throughout implementation as more performance data is available”
It lets you write: Describe target setting as iterative, with targets reset as performance data arrives.
Source document, 2025Paraphrase
Baseline estimates are confirmed or updated within six months of award.
It lets you write: Give a baseline estimate and commit to confirming or updating it within six months of award.
Source document, 2026Paraphrase
Future-year milestones may be renegotiated based on prior-year data.
It lets you write: List milestones for year 1 and state that later-year milestones will be renegotiated from year-1 data.
Source document, 2025Paraphrase
A baseline assessment is done after award, and targets are set from it.
It lets you write: Plan a post-award baseline assessment and set the targets from its results.
Source document, 2026Quote
“confirm or request adjustment to their patient target by the deadline in their email”
It lets you write: Existing awardees can ask for an adjusted patient target during the renewal process.
Source document, 2022