
Below is the framework, in full: what we will measure across housing stability and economic mobility. Figures will be published here as cohorts reach each collection point.
Until Maya House is serving participants, these are the measures we will track, not results we have achieved. Rather than post placeholder percentages, we are publishing the measurement framework first, so partners and funders can evaluate the method before there is data to argue about.
Maya House will collect outcome data at entry, throughout program participation, at exit, and during post-exit follow-up. Results will be published after the organization begins serving participants and sufficient data becomes available.
Baseline: housing history, income, connections, and goals.
Phase progression, income and savings changes, and service connections.
Destination, income, completion status, and reason for exit.
Follow-up at 6 and 12 months, the measure that matters most.
An annual report with the full cohort framework, plus financials and governance documents. Funders receive grant-specific reporting on their own schedule.
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