We deliver life-changing services to our clients, which is why we tirelessly measure, monitor, and improve the effectiveness of our programs.
Midtown's self-sufficiency matrix allows us to break down the complex and interdependent factors that impact an individuals health, wealth, and happiness into measurable statistics that we use to make decisions and evaluate success.
• Self-sufficiency is broken down into 18 unique but interdependent domains
• Each domain is objectively graded on a scale of 1-5
• Specific, measurable, and timely actions are identified for every domain in which clients are not yet self-sufficient that, if completed, will enable clients to achieve self-sufficiency
• Self-sufficiency is remeasured every 3 months to evaluate the individual clients' progress
Self-sufficiency matrices are used to measure the impact and outcomes of social programs all over the United States. Studies have shown that organizations who use a self-sufficiency matrix see a statistically significant increase in positive outcomes.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We evaluate our client's self sufficiency during the on-boarding process and then administer the matrix quarterly until the program is complete. We use these evaluations to guide the client's programming and move them toward Level 5 Empowerment across all 18 metrics.
Immediate need with major detrimental impact on client's health, nutrition, and self sufficiency.
Strong potential to transition into crisis situation and lose self sufficiency. Requires assistance.
Stable situation that meets basic needs but presented with limited options. Requires occasional assistance.
Satisfactory situation with no immediate requirements for assistance, but with some room for improvement.
Fully self-sufficient. In a sustainable situation with attainable options and reasonable backup plans.
We implement our services with the goal of Empowering our clients across all 18 domains, including:
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
We own and operate homes where 6-8 formerly incarcerated individuals can share expenses equally and build a network of support.
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