Our Services

Government Services

Our team has worked with many different government agencies and organizations and understands that, when working with government agencies, we are working with many different stakeholders from local politicians to staff and community members. Our areas of specialization are highlighted below:

Community Needs Assessment

As the name suggests, this assessment evaluates community needs by locating available resources and identifying areas of lack within a community. Some assessments are very specific (i.e. access to social services, transportation, retirement facilities, etc.) while others are very broad (i.e. examining existing resources and whether they are utilized). Community Needs Assessments enable government agencies to address the needs of their community more effectively.

Program Evaluation

Government agencies often fund many programs within the community. However, continued funding depends partly on the outcome of the program. There are four common types of program evaluation:

Formative evaluation
Process evaluation
Outcomes evaluation
Impact evaluation

Formative and process evaluations occurs before a program even takes place. Outcomes and impact evaluations usually occur after data has been collected over a designated period. These evaluations will help key stakeholders understand funding needs to ensure continued and adequate funding of a project.

Public Health/Educational Campaigns

Our team has worked on several Public Health/Educational Campaigns. While we are not graphic designers, we partner with a local design and content marketing company to carry out campaign goals. Our role is usually to oversee the full project and collect data and feedback directly from stakeholders and community members. For example, we often conduct focus groups to better understand how to develop a campaign for a specific region or population. The data we collect helps government agencies more effectively reach target populations for a campaign project.

GIS Mapping

We have worked with agencies to identify geographical locations of focus based on census data transposed over GIS maps. Population growth means the need for projections in land use, community needs, access to services, etc. In addition, GIS can be used to map out food desserts, locations of vulnerable populations, access to social services, etc. In addition, land use and parcel data can be used to determine and track factors like septic compliance.

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Process

Our Approach

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Technology

Because the world of research methods, survey design, and data collection is rapidly evolving through technological innovations, we stay current with the latest technology.

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Experts

We assemble our team based on client and project needs. With the use of remote-working technology, we engage PhD subject-area experts on an as needed basis for our clients.

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Methodology

Data collection costs time and money. We work with our clients to see if existing research and publicly available data sources can be used to assist them in making data-driven decisions.

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Additional Resources

Our goal is to bridge the gap between data, decisions, and people. Check out our blog to find more resources for your business or organization.

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