Program Statistics

Updated: May 17, 2012
Program Statistics

Boston Program Statistics

Back on My Feet knows the importance of tracking the efficacy of our program and has an exciting partnership with Temple, Griffith Universities and Massachusetts General Hospital to validate the results of participation in Back on My Feet. Each month, our teams have a team meeting during which time, important upcoming events and items are discussed as well as serving to administer our monthly assessment forms.

These evaluation forms enable Back on My Feet to track attitudinal changes in our members and allow us to see tangible data to determine the success of our program. Having this information is crucial to our ability to alter our program to best serve the needs of our members and create the most positive environment possible for constructive change in our members’ lives.

Below are some of the statistics we are excited to share with you.

These statistics are updated monthly and these are current as of November 2011:

  • Boston chapter founded in May 2010
  • 6 shelters with BoMF programs
  • Total active members/% enrolled in Next Steps: 20/32; 62%
  • Total active Non-Residential members (volunteers): 68
  • Members who have run a race: 90
  • Members who have run a half marathon: 12
  • Members who have run a full marathon: 3
  • Members who have obtained employment: 41*
  • Members who have obtained housing: 33
  • Members who have enrolled in job training/re-education: 63
     

*excludes Hope House numbers, whose residents are mandated to find work within 30 days of arrival at facility

Because I participate in BoMF

Because I participate in BoMF                                                   Percent

My self esteem has improved                                                             91

I am more motivated to live a healthy lifestyle                                       94

I have become more productive in my daily life                                     88

My self confidence has increased                                                       91

I am smoking less each day                                                               85

I feel that I can trust people more                                                        75

I am more excited about my future                                                      91

I believe running is a form of self expression                                         94

I experience social engagement through the BoMF program                 97

I am committed to running                                                                  91

Running has a central role in my life                                                    69

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE STATISTICS OF THE PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE STATISTICS OF THE BALTIMORE CHAPTER

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE STATISTICS OF THE WASHINGTON DC CHAPER

 

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