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- Youth Crime Prevention Program
- Solicitation number
- HSD-RFP-26-0074
- Issued by
- Maricopa County, Phoenix City, Arizona
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Exhibit B is a Logic Model document for a Youth Crime Prevention Program targeting high juvenile crime rates in Phoenix, Arizona, specifically in neighborhoods like Maryvale, South Phoenix, Alhambra, and Central City. The City of Phoenix is seeking a three-year contract commencing around January 1, 2026, to implement a comprehensive youth intervention program. The program will be delivered across four locations including Cesar Chavez High School, Alhambra High School, ABC Community Center, and City of Phoenix Burton Barr Library, with a focus on mentoring, after-school programming, and family-centered intervention strategies.
The program is funded with $500,000 and will employ 3 Full Time Equivalents (FTEs) and 3 volunteers, leveraging community partnerships with local high schools and the West Valley YMCA. The program targets 120 youth, providing 360 mentoring hours, engaging 60 families through 48 group workshops, and delivering 540 hours of after-school recreation. Using the Eisenhower Quantum Opportunities Curricula (rated effective by the Department of Justice), the program aims to reduce youth crime, improve school attendance, decrease truancy and suspension rates, and ultimately enhance community safety over an 18-month to 3-year period.
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EXHIBIT B
LOGIC MODEL
PROGRAM NAME___________________________________________________________________
SITUATION
High Juvenile Crime Rates.
Lack of youth crime prevention or intervention programs.
High instances of truancy and school suspension
INPUTS
Funding: $500,000
Staffing:
-3 Full Time Equivalents (FTEs) -3 Volunteers
Community Partnerships:
-Cesar Chavez High School -Alhambra High School -West Valley YMCA
4 Locations:
-Cesar Chavez H.S. Auditorium -Alhambra H.S. Library ABC Community Center -City of Phoenix Burton Barr Library
Curriculum/Materials:
-Eisenhower Quantum Opportunities Curricula (Rated Effective by Dept. of Justice)
ACTIVITIES
Mentoring:
-60 Individual Sessions -60 Group Sessions
After School Programming:
-Youth Recreation & Enrichment at two separate high schools from 3pm – 6pm. (Alhambra & Cesar Chavez)
Family Centered Intervention:
-Family based workshops or group therapy, teaching conflict resolution, effective communication & consistent discipline strategies
OUTPUTS
# Youth Enrolled:
-120 Youth
# Mentoring Hours Provided:
-360 Hours
# Families Engaged:
-60 Families
# Family Group Workshops or Therapy Sessions Provided:
-48 Sessions
# After School Recreation Hours Provided:
-540 Hours
OUTCOMES
Short Term:
(3-6 Months) -Improved School Attendance -Improved Conflict Resolution Skills -Increased Parental Involvement -Increased youth knowledge of consequences of crime.
Intermediate:
(6-18 Months) -Reduced instances of truancy or suspension -Increased positive peer relationships -Decreased contact with law enforcement
Long Term:
(18 Months – 3 years) -Decreased youth crime in targeted areas -Increased high school graduation rates -Sustained reduction in gang involvement -Greater community safety and cohesion
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