3.10 Human Services Grants (summary) to delete

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About this dataset

This dataset provides information about the number of programs that have received Agency Review funding; how many of those programs had defined measurable outcome goals (DMOG) specified in the agencies funding request applications; and how many programs achieved their DMOG. The Agency Review process was developed to distribute human services funds to non-profit agencies. Agency Review funds come from the City of Tempe General Revenue Fund, Federal Community Development Block Grants, and water utility customer donations through Tempe’s Help to Others. This page provides data for the Human Services Grant performance measure. This dataset provides information about the number of programs that have received Agency Review funding; how many of those programs had defined measurable outcome goals (DMOG) specified in the agencies funding request applications; and how many programs achieved their DMOG. The performance measure dashboard is available at 3.10 Human Services Grants   Data Dictionary   Additional Information   Source: e-CImpact Contact:  Octavia Harris Contact E-Mail: Octavia_Harris@tempe.gov Data Source Type:  Excel Preparation Method:  Data downloaded from e-CImpact, then compiled in spreadsheet to establish yes/no fields for aggregate calculations by population served Publish Frequency:  Annual Publish Method: Manual

Columns (11)

Social_Determinants_of_Health_CategorystringTypestringTotal_number_of_programsnumberNumber_of_programs_with_DMOGstringNumber_of_programs_DMOG_MetstringPercentage_of_programs_with_DMOGstringStatusstringMetric_ValuestringAs_Of_DatestringCommentstringObjectIdnumber

Sample rows

TypeStatusCommentObjectIdAs_Of_DateMetric_ValueTotal_number_of_programsNumber_of_programs_DMOG_MetNumber_of_programs_with_DMOGPercentage_of_programs_with_DMOGSocial_Determinants_of_Health_Category
Program Outcome112Access Services
Program Outcome210Affordable Quality Housing
Program Outcome32Community Safety
Program Outcome43Economic Opportunity
Program Outcome59Educational Opportunity
Program Outcome63Quality Affordable Food
Program Outcome72Social Justice
Program Outcome80Social Cohesion

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