aging, ADRCs, matter areas of number of management, staffing, technical assistance states receive etc. and other assistance. organizations provided, and the serving older results of technical Less than persons in order assistance provided. Justice in completion may result to enhance the Aging will in increased quality, cost develop a expectations for the 90% of aging and effectiveness, legal services system for future years or a and accessibility professionals/advoc documenting written report of legal ates responding to TA provided. explaining why assistance and evaluative tools will The system numbers were not elder rights rate the quality and will include reached. programs to usefulness of tracking of the serve older number of technical assistance Consistent inability to persons. provided as good to states receiving complete may result in (Objective 5, excellent. services under changes to Technical each delivery staffing/subcontracting Assistance on system subject 90% of and of these activities Legal Services matter. legal services Development). professionals/advoc Justice in ates responding to Aging will evaluative tools will develop a agree or strongly Legal agree that the Services technical assistance Development provided TA contributed to the Evaluation successful Survey that completion of legal will be sent from the needs assessments, NCLER to legal services those receiving delivery plans, legal LSD TA each service delivery quarter. standards and data collection/reporting On a quarterly systems. Justice in Aging will compile analyze data on TA provided. The data compiled will come from the
aging, ADRCs, and other organizations serving older persons in order to enhance the quality, cost effectiveness, and accessibility of legal assistance and elder rights programs to serve older persons. (Objective 5, Technical Assistance on Legal Services Development). matter areas of technical assistance provided, and the results of technical assistance provided. 90% of aging and legal services professionals/advoc ates responding to evaluative tools will rate the quality and usefulness of technical assistance provided as good to excellent. 90% of and legal services professionals/advoc ates responding to evaluative tools will agree or strongly agree that the technical assistance provided contributed to the successful completion of legal needs assessments, legal services delivery plans, legal service delivery standards and data collection/reporting systems. number of states receive assistance. Justice in Aging will develop a system for documenting TA provided. The system will include tracking of the number of states receiving services under each delivery system subject matter. Justice in Aging will develop a Legal Services Development TA Evaluation Survey that will be sent from the NCLER to those receiving LSD TA each quarter. On a quarterly Justice in Aging will compile analyze data on TA provided. The data compiled will come from the management, staffing, etc. Less than completion may result in increased expectations for the future years or a written report explaining why numbers were not reached. Consistent inability to complete may result in changes to staffing/subcontracting of these activities