AmeriCorps NCCC Sponsor Survey
Thank you for your partnership with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC). Below are a series of questions regarding your interactions and experiences with the team and on the project. It should take between 20 and 25 minutes to complete.
OMB Control Number:
Expiration Date:
Name:
Organization Name:
Campus:
Location of Project (State):
Was this your first time personally working with an AmeriCorps NCCC team?
Yes
No
[If ‘NO’] On how many projects have you personally worked with an AmeriCorps NCCC team, including the most recent project?
1-2
3-4
5 or more
How frequently did you work with the AmeriCorps NCCC team your organization sponsored?
Very Frequently (21 or more hours/week)
Fairly Frequently (16 to 20 hours/week)
Occasionally (11 to 15 hours/week)
Rarely (6 to 10 hours/week)
Very Rarely or Never (0 to 5 hours/week)
Please provide the mission statement for your organization.
Please provide the dollar value and/or in-kind contributions of the following resources leveraged or contributed by your organization or community stakeholders to support the project. Hyperlinked template to help you determine the below totals
Cash Resources: ___________________________________
In-Kind Resources: _________________________________
On a scale of 1-5, please indicate whether the following are strengths (5) or weaknesses (1) for the AmeriCorps NCCC program based on your experience on this project:
Ability to work as a team
Ability to work with diverse communities
Accomplished project’s goals
Flexibility and adaptability
Integrating and adapting to local communities
Level of team engagement
Meeting community need
Professionalism
Supervisor opportunities for leadership growth
Supervisor support from NCCC staff
Team building or dynamics
Team support from NCCC staff
Team work ethic or dedication
Other (please specify)
Before the arrival of the NCCC team, how satisfied were you with the level of communication with AmeriCorps NCCC staff, including project site visits and project development calls?
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Not applicable
During project implementation, how successful was AmeriCorps NCCC staff in identifying opportunities for teams to meet project goals, including determining solutions to any challenges that occurred?
Successful
Marginally Successful
Neutral – Neither Successful or Unsuccessful
Marginally Unsuccessful
Unsuccessful
Not applicable
The overall quality of the service work performed by the AmeriCorps NCCC team on this project can best be described as:
Exceptional
High
Average
Low
Do Not Know or Not Applicable
Please specify the degree to which the AmeriCorps NCCC team met the goals of the project.
Exceeded
Met
Partially met
Did not meet
How much more quickly (if applicable) was the service accomplished with AmeriCorps NCCC’s assistance than if a team had not served with your organization?
More than 1 year
6 months to 1 year
1 to 6 months
0 to 1 month
Not at all
Not applicable
AmeriCorps NCCC defines inclusion as the equal and full acceptance of all persons with respect to race, ethnicity, age, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression that leads to a sense of belonging.
To what degree do you agree or disagree with the following statements:
Members of the AmeriCorps NCCC team were inclusive of those within organization.
Members of the AmeriCorps NCCC team were inclusive of those within the communities they served.
To a large extent
To a moderate extent
To a small extent
Not at all
Not applicable
To what extent did the AmeriCorps NCCC team’s efforts on this project strengthen the community in which they served? (Please select all that apply)
Increased built capital/infrastructure
Increased natural capital
Increased community safety and livability
Improved immediate well-being of vulnerable community members
Improved effectiveness of disaster relief and recovery efforts
Increased efficiency and effectiveness of community-led volunteer efforts
Increased human capital of community volunteers
Reduced (short-term) food insecurity
Increased access to affordable housing
Increased access to positive youth development programs or education amongst vulnerable populations
Promoted disaster resilience—preventing disasters
Promoted disaster resilience—mitigating effects of disasters
Promoted disaster resilience—enhancing efficiency of recovery
Promoted economic development in low-income and/or disaster affected regions
Improved health (including long-term health complications of disaster, e.g. from mold)
Increased trust and sense of community/community engagement and empowerment
Other (please specify): __________________________________________________________
To what extent did the AmeriCorps NCCC team’s efforts on this project generate volunteers that will continue to serve your organization after the project is over?
To a large extent
To a moderate extent
To a small extent
Not at all
Not applicable
Please specify to what extent your organization will be able to sustain the project’s outcomes.
Completely
To a large extent
To a moderate extent
To a small extent
During the service round, did you observe if the AmeriCorps NCCC members were able to successfully (select all that apply):
Meet community need?
Integrate into the community?
Work with diverse populations; on the NCCC team and within the community?
Gain professional skills from their service project?
Work as a team to deliver on project/community goals?
Develop life skills during the service round?
Did AmeriCorps NCCC members gain life skills that you observed during the service round? If so, please select all that apply.
Communication Skills
Professionalism
Leadership
Decision-making
Understanding Diversity
Conflict Mitigation
Health and Well-being
Interpersonal Skills
Safety Skills
Self-Management
Civic Engagement
Teamwork
Other: ______________________________
If your organization provided additional training to the AmeriCorps NCCC team, to what extent were the members able to acquire the skills demonstrated in that training?
The team fully acquired all additional skills that it was trained on.
The team partially acquired the additional skills it was trained on.
The team did not acquire the skills that it was trained on.
Not applicable.
Please describe the implementation of the project to include best practices and recommendations for strengthening future projects with your organization.
Please share a quote or short description about your experience with AmeriCorps NCCC that we can use in publications.
If given the opportunity, would your organization sponsor another AmeriCorps NCCC team in the future? Please explain why or why not.
What plans does your organization have in place to champion the AmeriCorps NCCC program?
Do you have any other organizations you would like to refer that you believe would benefit from partnering with an AmeriCorps NCCC team?
Yes
No
Referral #1:
Name of Organization:
Person of Contact:
Email:
Phone Number:
Best Method of Contact:
Referral #2:
Name of Organization:
Person of Contact:
Email:
Phone Number:
Best Method of Contact:
May an AmeriCorps NCCC staff member contact you about any of your responses to the survey?
Yes
No
[If ‘YES’] Please provide the best method of contact.
Email Address:
Phone Number:
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Thank you for completing the survey!
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