Attachment2_ClientsDemographics_RESET_RFR.docx

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Refugee Employment and Skills Enhancement Training (RESET) Program - Springfield only
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Hampden County, Massachusetts

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This attachment is a client demographics reporting template for the Office for Refugees and Immigrants (ORI) in Massachusetts supporting the Refugee Employment and Skills Enhancement Training (RESET) Program in Springfield. The document provides a standardized table structure for tracking participant caseload data across three federal fiscal years (FFY24, FFY25, and FFY26, with FFY26 covering October 1, 2025 through May 31, 2026). The template requires reporting on total participant numbers, new enrollments, carry-over participants, and categorical breakdowns including pre-employment and post-employment participants, skill proficiency levels, and participation in digital literacy and vocational training programs.

The demographics template further requires reporting on participant eligibility status by immigration category (refugees, asylees, humanitarian parolees, Cuban/Haitian entrants, Special Immigrant Visa holders, and victims of trafficking), employability status based on English as a Second Language (ESOL) enrollment and Employment Authorization Document (EAD) availability, enrollment timing relative to date of entry (DoE), top five countries of origin, and family composition. This reporting structure enables ORI to track program outcomes and participant characteristics across fiscal periods and supports the RESET program's mission of providing integrated ESOL/VESOL, employment services, and workforce training to help eligible refugees achieve economic self-sufficiency.

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Agency [Name]

Attachment 2 – TABLE 1 – CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Caseload (#)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Total # Participants

First-time Enrollments (“New”)

Carry-over from previous fiscal year

Pre-Employment Participants (#)

Post-Employment Participants (#)

SPL 1-2 (# Participants)

SPL 3-4 (# Participants)

Above SPL 4 (# Participants)

Digital Literacy (# Participants)

Vocational Skill/Occupational Training

Eligibility Status (%)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Refugee

Asylee

Humanitarian Parolees

Cuban/Haitian Entrant (C/HE)

Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs)

Victims of Trafficking (VoT)

Other Indicate (__________________)

Other Indicate (__________________)

Employability (%)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Not Employable, Only ESOL Enrollment (no EAD available)

Employable upon Enrollment (EAD available)

Lost EAD validity throughout the year

Enrollment by DoE (%)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Within 1st year from DoE

Within 2nd year from DoE

Within 3rd year from DoE

Within 4th year from DoE

Within 5th year from DoE

Top 5 countries served (%)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Country #1:_____________________

Country #2:_____________________

Country #3:_____________________

Country #4:_____________________

Country #5: _____________________

Family Composition (%)
FFY24
FFY25

FFY26- (October1, 2025 – May 31, 2026)

Individuals (Singles, no family)

Couples with no Children

Families

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