Grantee Survey

The Evaluation of the Pathway Home Grant Program (Pathway Home Evaluation)

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Grantee Survey

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Pathway Home Evaluation
Grantee Survey

April 2022

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PROGRAMMER: PRELOADED VARIABLES ARE:

  • ORGANIZATION NAME = Grantee organization name

  • PROGRAM NAME = Grantee’s Pathway Home program name

  • GRANT TYPE: 1 = PRIMARY; 2 = INTERMEDIARY; 3 = SUBGRANT

  • INTERMEDIARY GRANTEE NAME = Organization name of the intermediary grantee that sub received grant from

UNIVERSAL PROGRAMMER NOTES:

UNIVERSAL SOFT CHECK IF TEXT IS ENTERED INTO OTHER SPECIFY BOX AND YES/NO IS NOT SELECTED: Please indicate Yes or No for the specified answer you provided.

UNIVERSAL SOFT CHECK IF NO RESPONSE ON GRID QUESTIONS: One or more responses are missing. Please provide an answer to this question and continue or click the “Next” button to move to the next question.



INTRODUCTION

Thank you for your participation in this survey.

Mathematica and its research partners, Social Policy Research Associates, and the Council of State Governments Justice Center, are evaluating the Pathway Home grant program on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). As part of the evaluation, we are asking Pathway Home grantees to complete a brief survey about their program.

The survey covers several topics, including the structure and main features of your program under the DOL grant, your partnerships, and the challenges and successes you have encountered so far.

This study will help DOL better understand how the grants are being implemented across the country. We will use the results from the survey for research purposes and, after removing your name and contact information, we will provide the results to DOL in a report that summarizes the findings across grantees.

The survey should take about 30 minutes to complete. If there are questions you are not able to answer, please feel free to draw on the expertise and knowledge of others within your program. You may also want to refer to program documentation. If your grant operates in more than one location, please answer the questions based on your experience implementing the program across all locations.

If you have any questions or concerns as you complete this survey, please contact Betsy Santos at Mathematica at (609) 750-2018 or [email protected].



A. ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

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The first few questions collect some basic background information about you and your organization.

REO_A1.

A1. According to our records, the name of your organization is [ORGANIZATION NAME]. Is this correct?

Yes, this is correct 1

No, this is our organization, but there’s an error in the name 2

No, this is not our organization 3



A1 =2 or 3



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A1a. Please provide the correct name for your organization.

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A2. According to our records, the name of your Pathway Home program is [PROGRAM NAME]. Is this correct?

Yes, this is correct 1

No, this is our program name, but there’s an error in the name 2

No, this is not our program name 3


A2 = 2 or 3



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A2a. Please provide the correct name for your Pathway Home program.

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REO_A3.

A3. Please provide the following contact information.

Your name:

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REO_A4.

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A4. Your title:

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A5. Your phone number:

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A6. Your email address:

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A7. Please select the type of organization that best represents your organization.

Select all that apply

Community college 1

Four-year college or university 2

For-profit educational institution 3

Nonprofit organization 4

State government agency 5

Local government agency 6

Workforce development agency/workforce development board (WDB) 7

Tribal government 8

Chamber of Commerce 9

Employer or industry group 10

Trade association 11

Private, for-profit business 12

Other (SPECIFY) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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A8. Does your organization provide services to participants?

Select one only

Yes, my organization provides direct services 1

No, my organization contracts with a different organization to provide direct services 2


if GRANT TYPE = 3 (subgrantee)

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A9. According to our records, you received your Pathway Home grant from [INTERMEDIARY GRANTEE NAME]. Is this correct?

Yes, this is correct 1

No, this is our intermediary grantee, but there’s an error in the name 2

No, this is not our intermediary grantee 3



if A9 = 2 or 3



A9a. Please provide the correct name for your intermediary grantee.

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REO_A6.

A10. We are interested in your organization’s experiences with a variety of activities.

Please enter the number of years of experience your organization has with each type of activity.

Your best estimate is fine.


Number of years (insert number of years; if less than one year, enter 1)

  1. Providing services in correctional facilities.

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  1. Providing services to justice-involved individuals in the community. By justice-involved, we mean people who have been involved in the juvenile or adult justice system, including people who were formerly incarcerated.

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  1. Engaging employers in sector strategies. Sector strategies engage training programs and employers in a specific industry to prepare workers for existing career opportunities.

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  1. Engaging employers who hire people with criminal records/justice system involvement.

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

REO_A6.

A11. Which sources currently provide funding to support services directly provided by your Pathway Home program other than the DOL grant? Please include only sources that provide at least 10 percent of your Pathway Home program funding.

Select all that apply

U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) grant 1

U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) grants other than Pathway Home 2

U.S. Department of Education Federal Perkins funds 3

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funds 4

Other federal government agencies 5

State department of labor 6

State department of labor (other than WIOA) 7

State department of corrections 14

Other state government agencies 8

Local government agencies 9

Institutions of higher education 10

Foundations 11

Individual or corporate donors 12

Charitable or religious organizations 13

Other organizations (SPECIFY) 99

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  • All funding comes from Department of Labor (DOL) Pathway Home grant



B. PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS

IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

The next questions are about your Pathway Home program and staff.

REO_B2.

B1. Does your Pathway Home post-release program serve an entirely urban/suburban community, an entirely rural community, or a community that is a mix of urban/suburban and rural? By rural, we mean any population, housing, or territory, NOT in an urban/suburban area.

Select one only

Entirely urban/suburban 1

Entirely rural 2

Both urban/suburban and rural 3


IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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B2. Think about all of the full-time equivalent (FTE) staff who are funded through your Pathway Home grant and indicate the number of staff providing direct services who work exclusively pre-release, exclusively post-release, or both. Please exclude staff who do not interact with participants.

Please enter “0” if you don’t have staff in this category for Pathway Home.


NUMBER

a. Staff who work exclusively pre-release

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b. Staff who work exclusively post-release


c. Staff who work both pre- and post-release


[Display sum total]

IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

REO_B6.

B3. Have any of your Pathway Home program staff had prior involvement with the justice system?

By prior involvement in the justice system, we mean people who ever have been arrested, detained, or incarcerated in juvenile or adult correctional facilities. Please do not include staff who have worked within the justice system, but do not have lived experience.

  • YES 1

  • NO 0



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[IF GRANT TYPE = 2, DISPLAY: The next questions are about your Pathway Home subgrantees’ program and staff.]

[IF A8 = 2, DISPLAY: When answering these questions, please consider the training or professional development offered by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants.]

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B4a. Does your organization currently offer or plan to offer training or professional development to Pathway Home staff on the following topics?




Select one per row


Yes

No

a. Planning for program implementation and start-up activities

1

0

b. Working with local juvenile and/or criminal justice system partners

1

0

c. Serving justice-involved individuals

1

0

d. Engaging employers

1

0



B4b. Does your organization currently offer or plan to offer training or professional development to Pathway Home staff on the following topics?



Select one per row


Yes

No

  1. Case management and providing employment services

1

0

  1. Prosocial skill development (such as cognitive behavioral interventions)

1

0

  1. Motivational interviewing

1

0

  1. Trauma informed care

1

0





















B4c. Does your organization currently offer or plan to off training or professional development to Pathway Home staff on the following topics?



Select one per row


Yes

No

  1. Working with employers who specifically hire individuals with justice involvement

1

0

  1. Recruiting and enrolling participants

1

0

  1. Engaging and retaining participants

1

0

  1. Providing specific types of direct services

1

0

  1. Participant follow-up activities

1

0


B4d. Does your organization currently offer or plan to offer training or professional development to Pathway Home staff on the following topics?



Select one per row


Yes

No

  1. Collecting data, including from partners

1

0

  1. Generating and using data for reporting or performance improvement purposes

1

0

  1. Information about benefits and resources in the community after release

1

0

  1. Information about COVID prevention, testing, and vaccination

1

0

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  1. Other topics (specify)

1

0


IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

REO_B4.

B5. When hiring Pathway Home staff who work with participants (through internal assignment or external hiring), which qualifications did you prioritize? (Choose up to five.)

Select the top five responses

Prior personal involvement with the justice system (such as people who were formerly incarcerated or on parole or probation supervision) 1

No prior personal involvement with the justice system 2

Prior experience working with people with criminal justice involvement 3

Prior experience working in incarceration facilities 4

Prior experience working with employers 5

Quality of past work experience 6

Length of past work experience 7

Education level and professional certifications (LCSW, LCPC, etc.) 8

Familiarity with neighborhood and services in the community 9

Ability to manage competing priorities 10

Length of case management experience 11

Good communication skills 12

Ability to work effectively in a collaborative work environment 13

Good critical thinking skills 14

Ability to work effectively with people from diverse backgrounds and with diverse perspectives 15

Willingness to be a strong advocate for participants 16

Willingness to foster self-sufficiency in participants 17

Some other characteristic? (please specify) 99

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My organization was not involved in the hiring process



IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

[IF A8 = 2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the services provided by organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].

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B6. Next, we have some questions about how you recruit individuals into your program.

First, what methods are being used to inform potential participants about the services being provided under the Pathway Home grant?

Select all that apply

Flyers posted inside the facility 1

Informational sessions inside the facility 2

Informational packets distributed to people in custody 3

Ads on Facility video/TV channels/radio broadcast 4

Word-of-mouth from past/current participants 5

Recruitment email sent to people in custody 6

[program name] staff reach out to individuals 7

Corrections staff tell people about the program 8

other service providers tell people about the program 9

Another way (please specify) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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B7. How do people in custody express interest in your program?

Select all that apply

Fill out a form/ sign-up sheet 1

Email 2

Speak to a corrections officer 3

Speak to correctional case management staff 4

Walk-in or directly approach program staff 5

Attend orientation or information session 6

Some other way (SPECIFY) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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B8. Which of the following are sources of referrals to your program?

Select all that apply

self referrals from potential participants 1

INDIVIDUAL REFERRALS from other service providers 2

INDIVIDUAL REFERRALS from Corrections staff 3

Facility shares lists of potentially eligible people 4

Another source of referrals (please specify) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

Display only those responses SELECTED IN B8

REO_B8.

B8a. Of the referral sources you identified, which two are the most common?

Select up to two

self referrals from potential participants 1

INDIVIDUAL REFERRALS from other service providers 2

INDIVIDUAL REFERRALS from Corrections staff 3

Facility shares lists of potentially eligible people 4

[FILL FROM B8 IF SELECTED. IF BLANK, SHOW Other source of referrals] 99


IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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B9. Next, do any of the following influence whether a person can enroll in the [PROGRAM NAME] program?


Select one per row


Yes

No

a. A person’s mental or physical health

1

0

b. A person’s offense history or security level

1

0

c. A person’s record of disciplinary infractions

1

0

d. A person’s projected release date

1

0

e. The unit in which a person is housed

1

0

f. Another factor that influences access to [PROGRAM NAME] services? (Please specify the reason)

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0



C. PARTNERSHIPS

IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee); direct grantees and subgrantees answer section c (exclude intermediaries)

REO_C1.

C1. The next few questions are about your partners for the Pathway Home grant.

What types of organizations are critical partners for your Pathway Home grant?

Select all that apply

Institutions of higher education 1

Corrections agencies (other than the facilities where your program operates) 2

Courts 3

Legal service providers 4

Education or training providers 5

Employers 6

Health care-related organizations 7

Workforce development boards or American Job Centers 8

Economic development agencies 9

Housing services/agencies 10

Reentry networks OR Councils 11

Other (please specify) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

IF ORGANIZATION HAS ANY PARTNERSHIPS (if c1 any =1, then Display C2 for each selected response in c1)

REO_C2

C2. Of your critical partnerships, which were newly established as a result of the Pathway Home grant?

Select all that apply

Institutions of higher education 1

Corrections agencies 2

Courts 3

Legal service providers 4

Education or training providers 5

Employers 6

Health care-related organizations 7

Workforce development boards or American Job Centers 8

Economic development agencies 9

Housing services/agencies 10

Reentry networks OR Councils 11

Other (please specify) 99

[FILL FROM C1 IF SELECTED or Other source of referrals]

None 13



D. PROGRAM SERVICES

Next, we would like to ask you some questions about the different types of services your Pathway Home program offers to its participants.

IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

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D1a. Please indicate which of the following services are offered as part of your Pathway Home program and whether they are offered pre-release or post-release. Please include services funded through the DOL grant and other sources.

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the services provided by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].


Select all that apply per row


Offered pre-release

Offered post-release

REO_D1.

Education or employment services



1. Individualized Career Plan (ICP) or Individualized Development Plan (IDP)

1

2

2. Job/Work readiness training*

1

2

3. Group or individual job shadowing

1

2

4. Employment barrier identification

1

2

5. Occupational/vocational skills training

1

2

6. Career and Technical Education (CTE) that leads to an industry recognized credential

1

2

7. Work release

1

2

8. Institutional work details (e.g., kitchen detail, laundry, barbering, etc.)

1

2

9. Job-search assistance

1

2

10. Job placement

1

2

11. Support for participants’ job retention

1

2

12 Supports to employers of program participants

1

2

13. Subsidized employment

1

2

14. Subsidized training

1

2

15. Career advancement and mentoring

1

2

16. Apprenticeships

1

2

17. Adult basic education (ABE), literacy classes

1

2

18. High school education

1

2

19. General equivalency degree (GED, TASC)

1

2

20. English as a second language (ESL)

1

2

21. Post-secondary education

1

2



IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



D1b. Please indicate which of the following services are offered as part of your Pathway Home program and whether they are offered pre-release or post-release. Please include services funded through the DOL grant and other sources.

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the services provided by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].


Select all that apply per row


Offered pre-release

Offered post-release

REO_D1.

Other services



  1. Legal assistance

1

2

  1. Mental health counseling or treatment

1

2

  1. Case management

1

2

  1. Substance use disorder treatment

1

2

  1. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

1

2

  1. Cognitive behavioral interventions

1

2

  1. Housing

1

2

  1. Child care

1

2

  1. Help with child support payments

1

2

  1. Woman-focused/gender responsive services

1

2

  1. Financial assistance

1

2

  1. Transportation (such as bus passes)

1

2

  1. Peer support or mentoring

1

2

  1. Planning for benefits assistance (SNAP, Medicaid, etc.)

1

2

  1. Obtaining identification and/or driver’s license

1

2

  1. Clothing and other work supports

1

2

  1. Financial incentives

1

2

  1. Financial literacy

1

2

  1. COVID awareness and prevention services (testing, vaccination, etc.)

1

2

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  1. Other support services

1

2





IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



D1c. Please indicate which of the following services are offered as part of your Pathway Home program and whether they are offered pre-release or post-release. Please include services funded through the DOL grant and other sources.

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the services provided by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].




Select all that apply per row


Offered pre-release

Offered post-release

REO_D1.

Transition services



  1. Reentry/discharge planning

1

2

  1. Planning for post-release housing

1

2

  1. Continuity of services pre- to post-release

1

2

  1. Coordination of information about reentry services in the community

1

2

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  1. Other transition services

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee) AND A8 = 1

display only those responses selected in D1a

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D2a. Next, we want to know whether the service offered as part of your Pathway Home program are funded through the Pathway Home grant or other funding sources, or both.


Select all that apply per row


Funded through Pathway Home grant

Funded by other sources

REO_D1.

Education or employment services



1. Individualized Career Plan (ICP) or Individualized Development Plan (IDP)

1

2

2. Job/Work readiness training*

1

2

3. Group or individual job shadowing

1

2

4. Employment barrier identification

1

2

5. Occupational/vocational skills training

1

2

6. Career and Technical Education (CTE) that leads to an industry recognized credential

1

2

7. Work release

1

2

8. Institutional work details (e.g., kitchen detail, laundry, barbering, etc.)

1

2

9. Job-search assistance

1

2

10. Job placement

1

2

11. Support for participants’ job retention support

1

2

12 Support for employers of program participants

1

2

13. Subsidized employment

1

2

14. Subsidized training

1

2

15. Career advancement and mentoring

1

2

16. Apprenticeships

1

2

17. Adult basic education (ABE), literacy classes

1

2

18. High school education

1

2

19. General equivalency degree (GED, TASC)

1

2

20. English as a second language (ESL)

1

2

21. Post-secondary education

1

2

IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee) AND A8 = 1

display only those responses selected in d1b



D2b. For the services offered as part of the Pathway Home program, please indicate whether they are funded through the Pathway Home grant or other funding sources. [Display ALL items selected IN D1b]


Select all that apply per row


Funded through Pathway Home grant

Funded by other sources



REO_D1.

Other services



  1. Legal assistance

1

2

  1. Mental health counseling or treatment

1

2

  1. Case management

1

2

  1. Substance use disorder treatment

1

2

  1. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

1

2

  1. Cognitive behavioral interventions

1

2

  1. Housing

1

2

  1. Child care

1

2

  1. Help with child support payments

1

2

  1. Woman-focused/gender responsive services

1

2

  1. Financial assistance

1

2

  1. Transportation (such as bus passes)

1

2

  1. Peer support or mentoring

1

2

  1. Planning for benefits assistance (SNAP, Medicaid, etc.)

1

2

  1. Obtaining identification and/or driver’s license

1

2

  1. Clothing and other work supports

1

2

  1. Financial incentives

1

2

  1. Financial literacy

1

2

  1. COVID awareness and prevention services (testing, vaccination, etc.)

1

2

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  1. Other support services

1

2



IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee) AND A8 = 1

display only those responses selected in d1c



D2c. For the services offered as part of the Pathway Home program, please indicate whether they are funded through the Pathway Home grant or other funding sources.




Select all that apply per row


Funded through Pathway Home grant

Funded by other sources

REO_D1.

Transition services

1

2

  1. Reentry/discharge planning

1

2

  1. Planning for post-release housing

1

2

  1. Continuity of services pre- to post-release

1

2

  1. Coordination of information about reentry services in the community



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  1. Other transition services

1

2



IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



D3. Please indicate whether your Pathway Home program provides any of the following types of services remotely or virtually (such as by phone, video, or other means).

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the services provided by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].




Select one per row


YES

NO

a. Education services (ABE, GED, or literacy classes)

1

0

b. Employment services (work readiness courses)

1

0

c. Occupational training services

1

0

d. Case management

1

0

f. Other services

1

0

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

REO_D2.

D4. Please indicate whether your Pathway Home program uses any of the following assessments for screening individuals before enrollment into the program, or for developing or updating Individual Development Plans (IDPs), or if you don’t use any assessments in your Pathway Home program.

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the assessments used by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].




Select all that apply per row


Used for screening

Used to develop or update an IDP

Not used

Risk-assessment models




a. Risk Needs Responsivity [HOVER DEFINITION]

1

2

3

b. Dynamic Risk and Needs Assessment [HOVER DEFINITION]

1

2

3

c. Integrated Risk and Employment Strategy [HOVER DEFINITION]

1

2

3

d. Resource Allocation and Service Matching [HOVER DEFINITION]

1

2

3

e. Other risk-assessment model (please specify)

1

2


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[HOVER DEFINITIONS:


Risk Needs Responsivity: A model that tailors services to a person's risk of reoffending and individual needs.


Dynamic Risk and Needs Assessment: An assessment that classifies individuals based on a series of dynamic risk factors (which can change over time) in addition to static risk factors. Individuals' risk levels may increase or decrease over time.


Integrated Risk and Employment Strategy: An approach that develops an individual case plan based on assessment of both criminogenic risk/needs and workforce readiness.


Resource Allocation and Service Matching: A tool that sorts individuals into four groupings based on job readiness and risk of reincarceration.]




















IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the case management models used by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].

REO_D3.

D5. Do you use any of the following case management models in your Pathway Home program?

Select all that apply

Positive YOUTH Development 1

Motivational Interviewing 2

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Coaching such as Thinking for a Change, CBI-EMP, MRT, or Reason and rehabilitation 3

Trauma-Informed Care 4

Other case management model (please specify) 99

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No case management models used 5

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering this question, please consider the employment program models used by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].

REO_D4.

D6. Do you use any of the following employment program models in your Pathway Home program?

Select all that apply

Supported Employment [HOVER DEFINITION] 1

Employer-Driven Model for Justice-Involved Individuals [HOVER DEFINITION] 2

Sectoral Employment and Training Model [HOVer definition] 3

Active Career Exploration Model 4

Ready4Work [hover definition] 5

Alliance for Career Pathways Framework [hover definition] 6

Transitions to Success [hover definition] 7

Other employment and training model (please specify) 99

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No employment models used 8

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[HOVER DEFINITIONS:

Supported Employment: An approach that helps people with mental illness and other disabilities obtain competitive work and provides the supports necessary to ensure their success in the workplace.

Employer-Driven Model for Justice-Involved Individuals: An approach that focuses on the needs and expectations of specific employers when preparing individuals for employment.

Sectoral Employment and Training Model: An approach that focuses on the needs and input of local employers in high-demand sectors.

Ready4Work: A branded intervention that provides soft skills training (such as resume writing), mentoring, job training, job placement, and case management.

Alliance for Career Pathways Framework: A framework for programs, employers, and other partners to connect progressive levels of education, training, support services, and credentials for specific occupations.

Transitions to Success: A branded intervention that treats poverty as an environmentally based medical condition by creating a coordinated system of care across healthcare, human service, government, education, and faith-based organizations.]







IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

The next questions are about challenges you might have encountered when setting up or implementing your Pathway Home program.

[IF A8=2, DISPLAY: When answering these questions, please consider the challenges encountered by the organization(s) you contract with to provide direct services to Pathway Home participants].



REO_D5.

D7a. Please indicate if you have experienced any of the following staff-related challenges.


Select one per row


YES

NO

Staff-related challenges



a. Finding staff with necessary experience

1

0

b. Staff turnover

1

0

c. Competing demands on staff or administrators’ time

1

0

d. Security clearances for staff

1

0

e. Staffing needs across multiple program locations

1

0

f. Other staff-related challenges (specify)

1

0

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



REO_D5.

D7b. Please indicate if you have experienced any of the following challenges related to your partners.


Select one per row


YES

NO

Challenges related to partners



a. Sharing data across partners

1

0

b. Engaging and retaining employer partners

1

0

c. Engaging and retaining non-employer partners

1

0

d. Enrollment in partner service offerings

1

0

e. Other partner-related challenges (specify)

1

0

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REO_D5.

D7c. Please indicate if you have experienced any of the following challenges related to other aspects of your program.


Select one per row


YES

NO

Other challenges



a. Tracking participants’ data, such as placements, retention, and recidivism

1

0

b. Meeting federal reporting requirements

1

0

c. Lack of funds or limitations on how funds can be used

1

0

d. Lack of or limited nonfinancial resources (such as space or equipment)

1

0

e. Technological limitations in facilities (such as access to internet or virtual meeting platforms)

1

0

f. Navigating within the corrections culture

1

0

g. Other (specify)

1

0

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

REO_D5.

D7d. Please indicate which of the following have been challenging for your program in providing services pre-release.


Select one per row

Have you experienced any challenges with:

YES

NO

  1. Identifying people who are potentially eligible for the program

1

0

b. Recruiting and enrolling participants

1

0

c. Engaging and retaining participants pre-release

1

0

d. Participants’ readiness for change

1

0

e. Providing training services that lead to an industry recognized credential

1

0













IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



D7e. Please indicate which of the following have been challenging for your program in providing services pre-release.




Select one per row

Have you experienced any challenges with:

YES

NO

  1. Accessing the facility to provide pre-release services

1

0

  1. Participants’ ability to attend pre-release services

1

0

  1. Providing employment-related activities pre-release

1

0

  1. Providing high quality education-related activities pre-release

1

0

  1. Providing other supportive services pre-release (such as legal, health, or other services)

1

0

  1. Other challenges to providing services pre-release (specify)

1

0

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



REO_D5.

D7f. Please indicate which of the following have been challenging for your program in providing services post-release.


Select one per row

Have you experienced any challenges with:

YES

NO

a. Engaging participants in post-release services

1

0

b. Retaining participants in post-release services

1

0

c. Providing high quality education-related activities post-release

1

0

d. Providing access to high quality legal services post-release

1

0

e. Providing access to high quality financial support services

1

0

f. Providing access to high quality health and well-being services post-release

1

0











IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



D7g. Please indicate which of the following have been challenging for your program in providing services post-release.


Select one per row

Have you experienced any challenges with:

YES

NO

Shape39

(STRING 255)

  1. Providing or giving access to other important services post-release (specify)

1

0




  1. Participant transportation to services or employment in the community

1

0

  1. Participants’ placement into jobs

1

0

  1. Participants’ retention in employment

1

0

  1. Participants’ avoiding rearrest or reincarceration

1

0

  1. Other challenges to providing services post-release (specify)

1

0

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)



NEW.

D8. Did you face challenges related to any of the following?


Select one per row


Yes

No

a. Participants access to [PROGRAM NAME] program services during lockdowns

1

0

b. Participants coming to [PROGRAM NAME] workshops on time

1

0

c. Allowing all eligible people in custody who expressed interest in [PROGRAM NAME] to access services

1

0

d. Allowing people in custody to carry program materials with them outside of [PROGRAM NAME] workshops

1

0

e. Allowing [PROGRAM NAME] staff to bring training materials into the facility

1

0

f. Any other challenges? (Specify)

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1

0








IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee) AND D8a = 1




NEW

D9. On average, how often do lockdowns restrict access to [PROGRAM NAME] services?

Select one only

Daily 1

Weekly 2

Every two weeks 3

Monthly 4

Quarterly 5

Other (specify time period) 99

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IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

NEW

D10a. In your view, did the following increase, decrease, or stay the same as the result of the grant?


Select one per row


Increased

Decreased

No change

a. Your capacity to serve justice-involved individuals pre-release

1

2

3

b. Your capacity to serve justice-involved individuals post-release

1

2

3

c. Your capacity to provide employment and training services pre-release

1

2

3

d. Your relationships with local criminal justice systems

1

2

3



IF GRANT TYPE = 1 (PRIMARy) or 3 (subgrantee)

D10b. Did the following increase, decrease, or stay the same as the result of the grant?




Select one per row


Increased

Decreased

No change

  1. Your relationships with education or training institutions

1

2

3

  1. Your relationships with local employers willing to hire people with criminal records

1

2

3

  1. Your relationships with the workforce system and AJCs

1

2

3

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(STRING 255)

  1. Other (please specify)

1

2

3







E. SUSTAINABILITY

ALL



We are interested in understanding [Program Name]’s sustainability plan.

E1. Do you plan to continue offering the program after your Pathway Home grant ends?

  • YES 1

  • NO 0

UNSURE 2


IF E1 = 1

YCC_H2

E2. Which of the following services do you plan to continue after the Pathway Home grant ends?




Plan to continue offering

a. Pre-release career services

1

b. Post-release career services

2

c. Other pre-release services

3

d. Other post-release services

4

e. Transition to community services

5

f. Engagement with employers

6

g. Collaboration with correctional staff

7

h. Collaboration with parole and probation officers

8

i. Key staff positions

9

j. Other (specify)

99

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[IF grant type = 1, DISPLAY: This concludes the survey. Thank you very much for participating.]


F. QUESTIONS FOR INTERMEDIARIES

IF grant type = 2 (INTERMEDIARIES ONLY FOR ALL OF SECTION F)

REO_E5.

F1. Did you specify the program model that subgrantees are supposed to use?

  • YES 1

  • NO 0


IF grant type = 2

REO_E6.

F2. Other than assessing the eligibility requirements set by DOL, do you require your subgrantees to follow a specific intake or screening process?

  • YES 1

  • NO 0



if grant type = 2

REO_E9.

F3. Please indicate whether your organization offers technical assistance to subgrantees on the following topics:

Select all that apply

Planning start-up activities 1

Hiring and retaining staff 2

Obtaining additional funding to support the program 3

Working with local criminal justice system partners 4

Working with workforce partners 5

Working with education partners 6

Working with other types of partners 7

Engaging employers 8

Legal barriers to employment 9

Working with justice-involved populations on prosocial skill development 10

Motivational interviewing 11

Cognitive behavioral therapy 12

Trauma-informed care 13

Recruiting and enrolling participants 14

Retaining participants 15

Implementing the program model 16

Providing specific types of direct services 17

Providing information about eligibility for benefits and other resources after release 18

Conducting follow-up activities 19

Collecting data and obtaining data from partners 20

Generating and using reports for performance management 21

Other technical assistance (specify) 22

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Specify (STRING 255)



[IF GRANT TYPE = 2, DISPLAY: This concludes the survey. Thank you very much for participating.]

G. QUESTIONS FOR SUBGRANTEES


if grant type = 3 (Subgrantees ONLY FOR ALL OF SECTION G)

REO_E9.

G1. Please indicate whether your intermediary organization has provided, or indicated that it plans to provide your organization technical assistance on the following topics:

Select all that apply

Planning start-up activities 1

Hiring and retaining staff 2

Obtaining additional funding to support the program 3

Working with local criminal justice system partners 4

Working with workforce partners 5

Working with education partners 6

Working with other types of partners 7

Engaging employers 8

Legal barriers to employment 9

Working with justice-involved populations on prosocial skill development 10

Motivational Interviewing 11

Cognitive behavioral therapy 12

Trauma-informed care 13

Recruiting and enrolling participants 14

Retaining participants 15

Implementing the program model 16

Providing specific types of direct services 17

Providing information about eligibility for benefits and other resources after release 18

Conducting follow-up activities 19

Collecting data and obtaining data from partners 20

Generating and using reports for performance management 21

Other technical assistance (specify) 22

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Specify (STRING 255)

  • Our intermediary organization does not offer technical assistance 0





if grant type = 3

REO_E9.

G2. Please indicate whether you would like additional technical assistance on any of the following topics:

Select all that apply

Planning start-up activities 1

Hiring and retaining staff 2

Obtaining additional funding to support the program 3

Working with local criminal justice system partners 4

Working with workforce partners 5

Working with education partners 6

Working with other types of partners 7

Engaging employers 8

Legal barriers to employment 9

Working with justice-involved populations on prosocial skill development 10

Motivational INTERVIEWING 11

Cognitive behavioral therapy 12

Trauma-informed care 13

Recruiting and enrolling participants 14

Retaining participants 15

Implementing the program model 16

Providing specific types of direct services 17

Providing information about eligibility for benefits and other resources after release 18

Conducting follow-up activities 19

Collecting data and obtaining data from partners 20

Generating and using reports for performance management 21

Other technical assistance (specify) 22

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Specify (STRING 255)

  • Our intermediary organization does not offer technical assistance 0



[IF grant type = 3, DISPLAY: This concludes the survey. Thank you very much for participating.]




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