Policy Target

Entry requirements for community services and programs

Framework graphic with the entry point 'Develop around People’s Everyday Realities' highlighted

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives remove rigid program access requirements that can exclude disadvantaged people.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Number/percentage of people feeling not afraid of applying for the programs and services because of potential life changes
  • Number/percentage of applications relative to need (i.e., level of unmet needs decrease)


EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives remove contingencies and conditions that limit enrolment (e.g., providing matched savings, which is by design contingent on initial savings and housing loans for high-engagement participants).

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Ratio of recipients to people who meet program eligibility criteria
  • Annual recipiency rates
  • Number/percentage of people who report feeling encouraged to register in the programs and services
  • Number/percentage of people with multiple, complex needs who have their benefits granted


EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives provide support for all people who are interested to sustain or achieve the minimum targets for participation.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Number/percentage of recipients feeling motivated to continue participating in the programs and services
  • Number/percentage of recipients fulfilling the minimal requirements
  • Perceived benefits of program


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