Community Program Planning 1

What refers to land entitlement and jurisdictional boundaries

• Advisory Committee

• Field Survey

• Geographical Boundaries

• Key Information Survey

What refers to how many people will be included in the survey ?

• Community

• Advisory Committee

• Field Survey

• Sample Size

This approach uses data to identify priority issues and provides

supportive data for initiating or continuing programs and services

• Social Indicators

• Community

• Relational Bonds

• James Bond

What involves interviewing select groups

within the community for specific information

• Community

• Key Information Survey

• Sample Size

• Advisory Committee

Who should know what their task is, how much time is

required of them, when and where they will meet and what their role is.

• Relational Bonds

• Geographical Boundaries

• Advisory Committee

• Community

Assessing past program successes and failures in the community

• Community History

• Needs Assessment

• Field Survey

• Social Indicators

A systematic process for determining what is the need, who has need,

how important is it that the need be filled and how many are experiencing the need

• Sample Size

• Field Survey

• Needs Assessment

• Advisory Committee

What is a group of people who live within a particular common

location at a specific time and place and who have a common purpose

• Field Survey

• Community History

• Community

• Needs Assessment

A group of people whose boundaries are defined by a common relationship

• Relational Bonds

• Key Information Survey

• Sample Size

• Social Indicators

A ____________encourages staff to ensure statistics are being properly accounted for

• Needs Assessment

• Community

• Community History

• Field Survey