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Connecticut

Program evaluation and youth surveys in Hartford County

Evaluation, needs assessments and youth and school climate surveys for towns, districts and agencies in Hartford County, from a team based in Wethersfield.

In short

We are based in Wethersfield and have worked with schools, town social services and health agencies in Hartford County. We run youth and school climate surveys, needs assessments and program evaluations, and we can meet in person anywhere in the county.

Our office is in Wethersfield, in Hartford County. We work in person across the county and with towns elsewhere in Connecticut.

Our work in Hartford County

Hartford County is home base for us. Projects and clients in the county include:

  • Wethersfield. Youth Voices Count Survey work with Wethersfield Public Schools, whose survey data supported more than $500,000 in competitive grants, and grant preparation, evaluation and technical assistance for the Wethersfield Social Services and Youth Advisory Board Drug Free Communities grant.
  • Hartford. Work with the City of Hartford Health and Human Services and with Hartford HealthCare and Rushford on the evaluation of medication assisted treatment grants.

Local data we use

Connecticut no longer has county governments, so county level planning usually happens through towns and regional planning organizations. For needs assessments we combine town level public data with new local data from surveys, focus groups and interviews, so priorities reflect your community rather than a state average.

Talk to us

If you are planning a youth survey, a needs assessment or an evaluation in Hartford County, book a call. We can usually meet in person.

Frequently asked questions

Do you work with towns outside Hartford County?
Yes. We work across all of Connecticut, and with clients in other states virtually.
Can you present results at a local board or coalition meeting?
Yes. Presenting results in person to school boards, coalitions and town leaders is part of how we work.

Planning an evaluation, assessment or survey?

Tell us about your program, your community and your deadlines. The first conversation is how we figure out what you actually need.