Evaluation Works includes the following among our valued clients:
Evaluation Works is assisting Norton Healthcare's Norton University to create and implement a systematic approach for capturing and reporting outcomes from a variety of training courses.
Father Mahoney's Boys' and Girls' Haven sought the assistance of Evaluation Works to develop a comprehensive data collection and reporting system for the organization, finding new ways to use information to improve services, report outcomes, and tell their stories of success to key stakeholders.
The William F. Goodling Even Start Family Literacy Program in
Washington, DC operates at multiple sites, each serving a unique population. As part of the ongoing local evaluation, Evaluation Works has worked alongside Even Start staff for the past four years to develop a system for measuring student satisfaction with a broad range of intergenerational literacy and educational services.
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in
Nazareth, KY recently implemented a new long-range strategic plan based upon the findings from a comprehensive survey research project developed and executed by Evaluation Works.
Mary’s Center for Maternal and Child Care in
Washington, DC contracted with Evaluation Works to conduct the outcome evaluation for its newest benefactor, the Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation.
The Family Place, located in Washington, DC, contracted with Evaluation Works to conduct the outcome evaluation for their Family Place Even Start Family Literacy Program for the 2007-2008 program years.
As part of an evaluation team assembled by researchers at the
University of
Louisville, Evaluation Works played a pivotal role in the planning and implementation of a statewide evaluation of innovative adult education programs conducted for the Kentucky Department of Education.
Researchers from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine were recently awarded a grant extension by the National Institute of General Medical Science (NIGMS), part of the National Institutes of Health. The project is designed to support researchers from traditionally minority institutions in their efforts to obtain NIH funding. Evaluation Works was selected as the external evaluator for this phase of the project.
Foxhollow Clinic and Spa in
Crestwood, KY hired Evaluation Works to create a new database, composed of data from three separate software systems, that was used to guide future decisions regarding customer satisfaction, effectiveness of current approaches and new strategies in marketing, and overall organizational performance and sustainability.
Evaluation Works has assisted the non-profit National Center for Family Literacy on a variety of research projects that include annual outcome evaluations and analysis of the U.S. Department Education report National Assessment of Adult Literacy.
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