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Context Analysis

Economic, Social and Environmental Factors

  • Consider the economic factors affecting the organisation and target population you are working with:

  • What financial assets do the people you are working with have currently? How stable are these assets?

  • As an non-profit organisation, how does El'Shammah Child and Youth Care Centre receive funding?

  • Does El'Shammah receive sponsorship or pro bono work from any industries or organisations in the area?

  • If yes, what do these sponsorships and pro bono professionals offer the home? Do they offer basic living items, services, etc.?

  • From the external help offered to El'Shammah by the above individuals and groups, is there consistency and sustainability?

  • What other professional personnel or organisations would El'Shammah benefit in receiving services from?

  • Consider the social factors affecting the people you are working with

  • What are the demographics of the individuals whom El'Shammah assists? Example: gender, age, etc.

  • 2. What social assets do the people you are working with have currently? How stable are these assets?

  • Do the people you are working with have access to social support or resources outside of the centre?

  • What health-related issues and trends are present in these group of individuals?

  • What role does the government play in the lives of these individuals?

  • What cultural norms and practices are present that need to be accounted for in the community and organisation?

  • What other groups or organizations are doing development or non-profit work within the community?

  • Consider the environmental factors affecting the people you are working with:

  • Describe the physical location of the community – What are the living conditions like?

  • Describe the infrastructure available to the community.

  • 4. What physical assets do the people you are working with have currently? How stable are these assets?

  • What other environmental factors are applicable to your beneficiary community?

  • Specify

Needs and Resources Analysis

Needs and Stresses Identified

  • What problems, concerns, or issues are currently prevalent in your community and affect your organisation and the people you work with? Please name and briefly describe 1-2 of these that are of priority concern.

  • Who are the persons affected by the problem?

  • What major stresses exacerbate these identified issues to be addressed and those affected by them?

  • What indicators or sources can provide support that these concerns/issues exists?

  • What are the effects of not addressing these needs?

  • What do you hope to gain or achieve for the betterment of your organisation and the members it helps?

Available Assets and Resources

  • Please check the assets available that apply to your community and or organisation

  • What resources—human, material, and financial—are available within the community as well as outside the community that can help bear these problems?

  • Please name the stakeholders or participants who contribute to your organisation in a meaningful and productive way so as to help you achieve your organisation's aims. Please include next to each what they valuable resource, service, or asset they offer your organisation.

  • What strengths does your organisation have that could enhance combatting the problems and concerns previously identified?

  • What skills, resources, or tools do you think your organisation and the people who are affected by the highlighted issues would benefit from having?

Completion of Needs Assessment

  • Signature of interviewee(s)

  • Signature of interviewer

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