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Logic Model NP Emergency Shelter Organization
- 1. Nonprofit Emergency ShelterOrganization’s First Logic Model Inputs Target Population Outputs Activities Participation What we do Activities Quantified Short Term Outcomes – Impact Medium Term Long Term Results 1 nightly Director Nightly staff Nightly volunteers HMIS database nightly lists Physical materials (cots, blankets, etc.) Rental space with multiple rooms, lockable closets & rolling bins for storage Posters with rules explained Intake process Dinner meal Ongoing security Partners such as local hospital (for public health/safety) Other partners involved as needed such as police dept., park rangers & other social service agencies & health care providers HMIS registered Homeless HMIS registered & Chronically homeless Non-HMIS- registered homeless Assess client including personal health & hygiene, having contraband material, registered in HMIS New clients not on the HMIS system are referred for processing & educated to rules and processes All clients fully processed & assigned a night bed All clients allowed outside for Smoke break All clients given a meal When available: All clients given option of a shower 11pm: Lights out 5am: Lights on & onto designated transportation Male clients will be assessed from intake process to bed assignment for the night Client will understand the rules& expectations of the shelter Client will relinquish any contraband into a plastic bag with his name on the bag Clients will keep the outer grounds of the complex clean of trash bags, cigarette butts and other trash at all times Clients will respect shelter rules to not move beyond designated spaces Clients will respect each other’s’ person and property Clients will be processed by 11pm The number of homeless men sleeping on the streets in the St Louis area will be greatly reduced Homeless men will be able to sleep in a safe environment away from seasonal elements Homeless men will be involved in a registered system where they are more likely to participate in a continuum of care Homeless men will learn established community rules and how to participate in a community environment Client will have their basic survival needs met & therefore be able to address more long-term, higher needs Greater awareness in St Louis area region of the number of homeless population Clients will recognize efforts are being made to care for them & connect them to long- term supports Because of long-term HMIS tracking, greater St Louis community will have a better understanding about concerns & issues confronting the homeless population Clients have support needed to make long- term changes in housing and other areas Because clients’ basic needs are met on a long-term basis, there will be a reduced need to aggressively clamor for scarce resources in the greater St Louis area Some clients as identified by staff will become leaders in the community as their needs are met Will create greater awareness in the Greater St. Louis area of the current effectiveness of this response plan as well as the need for consistent processes & programs focused on reintegrating the homeless into the larger community Greater St Louis area has the resources, processes and commitment in place to move the homeless population into permanent housing, productive lives and reintegrating into the larger community. Reduce the overall cost to the community for emergency response to the homeless population St. Louis will be seen in the nation as a community that meets the needs of the homeless which will improve the cleanliness of our city as well as help tourists feel more comfortable and excited to explore and experience our great city.