⌖ Policy Target
People’s understanding of benefits, programs, and services
EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES
Initiatives identify and address information gaps and poor awareness of benefits, programs, and services to ensure eligible groups can access them when needed.
SAMPLE INDICATORS
- Availability of information about benefits, programs, and services
- Perceived levels of difficulty to access information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of initiatives using different formats and modes (e.g., brochures, TV advertisements, social media) to present information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of eligible people aware of benefits, programs, and services
Initiatives identify and address information gaps and poor awareness of benefits, programs, and services to ensure eligible groups can access them when needed.
SAMPLE INDICATORS
- Availability of information about benefits, programs, and services
- Perceived levels of difficulty to access information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of initiatives using different formats and modes (e.g., brochures, TV advertisements, social media) to present information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of eligible people aware of benefits, programs, and services
Initiatives identify and address information gaps and poor awareness of benefits, programs, and services to ensure eligible groups can access them when needed.
SAMPLE INDICATORS
- Availability of information about benefits, programs, and services
- Perceived levels of difficulty to access information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of initiatives using different formats and modes (e.g., brochures, TV advertisements, social media) to present information about benefits, programs, and services
- Number/percentage of eligible people aware of benefits, programs, and services
Centre for Healthy Communities
School of Public Health
University of Alberta