This handout is connected to the Mentoring Program Evaluation & Goals webinar from Monday, May 16, 2011, as part of the free monthly webinar series from Friends for Youth's Mentoring Institute.
1. Sample YouthBuild Mentoring Logic Model
Statement of need: We want our students to find more success in the YouthBuild program and after they move on. We feel that mentoring relationships can support
these goals.
Resources/ Inputs Activities Outputs Indicators / Tools Outcomes Impact
Program Mentoring Recruitment # Match meetings Web‐STAQ Increased More low‐income
Coordinator Screening # Matches lasting DCTAT attendance housing
Other staff Matching 15 months Monthly reporting Increased Reduced crime
Volunteers Training # Service projects Match tracking completion of YB and victimization
Partners Supervision and # Check ins by staff logs Less
Teachers support # Match Court records unemployment
Construction sites Life Plans ceremonies
Leadership classes Service # Ongoing
coordination trainings
Mentor‐rich # Life Plans
activities
Youth/ Parents Weekly meetings # Meeting hours Life Plans Better job
Mentor Sponsor Service projects # Updated Life Hemingway placement
Pastor Group activities Plans Connectedness Reduced
Coach Homework help # Life Plan goals Scale recidivism
Mentor’s family Involving youth’s met ADOT survey Increased sense of
and friends family # Matches are Rosenberg Self‐ self‐efficacy
Job shadows “close” Esteem Scale Better financial
# Students with Anti‐social management
improved attitudes Attitudes Scale Improved peer
in X, Y, Z domains relationships
Increased college
attendance
Increased mentor
satisfaction
Increased parent
satisfaction