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Linkages Data Outcome Evaluation Jennifer Valencia Stanislaus County

Overview  Establish a database  Identify the sample population  Understand the data element  Collect the data  Analysis  Identify the comparison group

Identify Linked Customers  Is there a current database of customers?  Select a 6 month time frame to establish sample time period  Review current database for customers that were “Linked”  Delete non-linked customers from the sample (timed out, drug felon, SSI, non-WTW, etc)

Linkages Database  See sample database  Recording the Linkages population allows the program to be measured  Identify key items to be measured

CalWORKs Outcomes 6 through 9

Find sample population for Outcome 6 Step 1 = Total number of linked customers with start date in the sample time period Step 2 = Total number of customers in “step 1” with a sanction Step 3 = Total number of customers in “step 2” that cured sanction within 6 months of the sample time period

Calculate Outcome 6  Record the following into an Excel spreadsheet: A. WTW activity/status (exempt, sanction etc) B. Date of sanction C. Date sanction cured D. Repeat above for comparison group

Find sample population for Outcome 7 Step 1= Total number of linked customers with start date in the sample time period Step 2= Total number of customers in “step 1” without a sanction Step 3= Total number of customers in “step 2” decrease in aid within 6 months of linkages case open Step 4= Total number of customers in “step 2” decrease in aid within 9 months of linkages case open

Calculate Outcome 7  Excel spreadsheet created to record the following: A. Grant issuance for month 1 B. Grant issuance for month 6 C. Calculate month 1 to month 6 difference D. Grant issuance for month 9 E. Calculate month 1 to month 9 difference F. Repeat above for comparison group

Find sample population for Outcome 8 Step 1= Total number of linked customers with start date in the sample time period Step 2= Total number of customers in “step 1” average 12 months earnings after Linkages A. Identify 12 th month date B. Record the earnings for the 12 th month C. Add all the earnings D. Divide earnings by the customers in “step1” Step 3= Total number of customers in “step 1” average wage increase from Linkages open to 12 months later

Calculate Outcome 8  Excel spreadsheet created to record the following: A. Wages at 1 st month B. Wages at 12 th month C. Calculate the 12 th month difference D. Repeat above for comparison group

Find sample population for Outcome 9 Step 1 = Total number of linked customers with start date in the sample time period Step 2= Total days on aid for customers in “step1” A. Record the start date of aid B. Record the end date of aid C. Calculate total days of aid (remove sanction and other stops in aid) D. Divide by number of customers in “step 1”

Calculate Outcome 9  Excel spreadsheet created to record the following: A. Start date of aid B. End date of aid C. Record any breaks in aid D. Calculate total days on aid E. Repeat above for comparison group

CalWORKs Comparison Group  Selected a work team that had non- specialized customers to represent an average CalWORKs caseload  Entered all the customers that were Welfare to Work into an excel worksheet  Recorded the beginning date of aid  Identified customers within the same sample time frame  Reduced sample size to be consistent with the Linkages sample

Child Welfare Outcomes 1 and 2

Identify Linked Customers  Utilize the special projects code “Linked” in CMS/CWS  Build a Business Objects report of all cases in Voluntary Services who are identified with “Linked” code  Cross reference list with CalWORKs linked database to ensure customers are linked  Select a 6 month time frame  Delete non-linked customers from the sample (timed out, drug felon)

Find sample population for Outcome 1 Step 1= Total number of linked children with start date in time period Step 2= Total number of children in “step 1” with a substantiated recurrence within 3 months Step 3= Total number of children in “step 1” with a substantiated recurrence within 6 months Step 4= Total number of children in “step 1” with a substantiated recurrence within 9 months

Calculate Outcome 1  Excel spreadsheet created to record the following: A. Record # of recurrence at 3 months B. Record # of recurrence at 6 months C. Record # of recurrence at 9 months D. Calculate totals for each time frame

Find sample population for Outcome 2 Calculation 1= Total number of children in “step 2- 4 from Outcome 1” with a substantiated recurrence and not removed from home within 3 months Calculation 2= Total number of children in “step 2-4 from Outcome 1” with a substantiated recurrence and not removed from home within 6 months Calculation 3= Total number of children in “step 2-4 from Outcome 1” with a substantiated recurrence and not removed from home within 9 months

Calculate Outcome 2  Excel spreadsheet created to record the following: A. Record # of recurrence at 3 months B. Record # of recurrence at 6 months C. Record # of recurrence at 9 months D. Calculate totals for each time frame

Child Welfare Comparison Group  Compare population to non-linked group by utilizing the CWS/CMS research site at Berkeley

Challenges VS. Success  Challenge 1. Database 2. CalWORKs computer system 3. Hand counting data  Success 1. Database 2. CWS/CMS special project code “Linked” 3. Berkeley data comparison

Questions??? Now that was Easy Peasy