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Match / Family and Youth Services Bureau (HHS Administration for Children and Families) / Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) formula grants

Measure 4410

I know more ways to plan for my safety

RequiredoutcomeCode G (Safety Outcome)

Tier not determined

No rule matched this measure, so no tier is guessed.

Because of the services I received, I feel: I know more ways to plan for my safety (yes or no). For each service, count the number of surveys completed and the number of yes responses to each question. It is expected that the number of surveys completed would be the same for each, but there may be instances when it differs, e.g., a client doesn’t answer one of the questions.

Instrument
FVPSA Performance Progress Report (PPR), Section G Service Outcome Data
Reporting
annual
Target
No target rule stated
Source document, DOCX Section G - Service Outcome Data

Grantee precedent for this measure

2 paired precedent measures. Pairing basis is shown on each.

Shorten the average "wait time" (on calls to the National Domestic Violence Hotline) in order to increase the number of calls responded to and that provide needed information to callers.

Family Violence Prevention and Services Program, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by name_equal. 4 rows in the source.

No rows for this measure carry both a promised value and a result, so no attainment is computed.

Example rows (results with a target first)

4 shown

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2004

    Pre-baseline → 0:34

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2005

    Baseline → 0:26

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2006

    0:25 → 0:18

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2007

    0:17 → 0:22

    Source document
Example rows (results with a target first), 4 shown
GranteePeriodPromisedActualUnit% of targetSource
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program2004Pre-baseline0:34–document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program2005Baseline0:26–document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program20060:250:18–document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program20070:170:22–document

Increase through training the capacity of the National Domestic Violence Hotline to respond to an increase in the average number and the type of calls per month (as measured by the average number of calls per month to which the hotline responds).

Family Violence Prevention and Services Program, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by name_equal. 10 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value isResultsGranteesPeriodsMedianMiddle halfAt or above target
target printed beside the result717117%114% to 126%100%
0%target200%+

Example rows (results with a target first)

10 shown

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2001

    11,000 calls → 13,800 calls (125% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2002

    11,500 calls → 12,500 calls (109% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2003

    12,000 calls → 14,000 calls (117% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2004

    12,500 calls → 16,000 calls (128% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2005

    14,500 calls → 16,500 calls (114% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2006

    15,000 calls → 17,000 calls (113% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2007

    15,500 calls → 19,500 calls (126% of target)

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 1998

    Pre-baseline → 8,000 calls

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 1999

    Pre-baseline → 11,000 calls

    Source document

  • Family Violence Prevention and Services Program · 2000

    Baseline → 11,000 calls

    Source document
Example rows (results with a target first), 10 shown
GranteePeriodPromisedActualUnit% of targetSource
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200111,000 calls13,800 calls125%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200211,500 calls12,500 calls109%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200312,000 calls14,000 calls117%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200412,500 calls16,000 calls128%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200514,500 calls16,500 calls114%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200615,000 calls17,000 calls113%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program200715,500 calls19,500 calls126%document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program1998Pre-baseline8,000 calls–document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program1999Pre-baseline11,000 calls–document
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program2000Baseline11,000 calls–document