FY2020_TPP Performance Measures_stakeholderengagement

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TPP Performance Measures for

FY2020

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Stakeholder Engagement Measures

(For all Grantees)

The stakeholder engagement items are designed to track individuals who were engaged within the overall grant project. Engagement could involve providing input on any stage of the overall grant project’s implementation, such as, but not limited to, serving on an advisory group, providing feedback on the development of program materials, participating in the continuous quality improvement processes for the project, helping to plan participant recruitment strategy, rating the youth-friendliness of supportive services, etc. The participants served by an actual TPP program (effective program in Tier 1 or promising innovative intervention in Tier 2) should be counted under the reach section and not under stakeholder engagement.

Project stakeholder engagement: How many stakeholders (such as youth, youth-serving professionals, caregivers, potential end-users or other community members) were engaged within the grant project during the reporting period? Report the number for each category below.

Youth _________

Caregivers __________ (such as parents, guardians, foster parents of youth)

Community members ______ (such as teachers, educators, social workers, health workers, juvenile justice officers, other Youth-serving professionals, faith leaders, business leaders)