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Purpose Of The Evaluating Program Specific Assessment Framework

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The purpose of the evaluation was to create an assessment framework to evaluate program performance, provide recommendations based on stakeholder’s perspectives, and provide a video about the program’s purpose. The evaluation team successfully accomplished those goals by identifying and interviewing stakeholders, by using previous surveys from youth participants, and by using the assessment framework. One of the main challenges the program faced before was keeping track of survey feedback. The evaluation team created a program specific assessment framework to measure how successful the program is. The assessment framework helped the team discover areas that need improvement, areas that work well and were to come up with recommendations for

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