Impact Dashboard
The Family Conservancy Performance Measurement Snapshot
The Family Conservancy’s Impact Dashboard highlights key performance indicators (KPIs) that illustrate how we are moving the needle in the three pillars of our Theory of Change which are evidence-based and mission-centric. This barometer helps us to see how we are moving our mission forward, with measurable impact Building Brains, Empowering Families, and Strengthening Resilience in the Kansas City Metro. It is important to note, this does not encapsulate all clients served in a year, but select KPIs from each program area that measure success.
Building Brains
Children transition to kindergarten ready for success.
Children transition to kindergarten ready for success.
Data Highlights*
The blue ‘Building Brains’ graph displays selected outcomes collected under this pillar and year-over-year data.
- 260 child care providers who participated in professional development demonstrated an increase in knowledge on the training subject.
Why This Matters
- As providers strengthened their expertise in child care, children in their care benefited from improved educational experiences. This professional growth not only improves educational outcomes for children, but also expands the access to high-quality child care.
- Meet Tyler, an excellent example of how children thrive through provider professional development.
Empowering Families
Parents experience increased well-being, and advocate for their children.
Data Highlights*
The purple ‘Empowering Families’ graph displays selected outcomes collected under this pillar, and shows year-over-year data, which helps parents build a strong foundation for their children to thrive.
- In Q2, 160 families receiving child care scholarships were able to remain in consistent care throughout the school year.
Why This Matters
- The bond between a child and their child care provider represents one of the most impactful relationships in early childhood. When these relationships are disrupted, children experience grief, loss, and often a regression in behavior.
- Perla’s story shows how life changing child care scholarships are for families.
Parents experience increased well-being and advocate for their children.
Strengthening Resilience
Individuals and families develop social-emotional skills and healthy relationships, learn coping skills and heal from trauma.
Individuals and families develop social-emotional skills and healthy relationships, learn coping skills, and heal from trauma.
Data Highlights*
The green ‘Strengthening Resilience’ graph displays selected outcomes and year-over-year data showing how the children and families we serve are building resilience and healing from trauma. While this graph indicates immense growth, it is important to note that the number of clients served has largely remained steady, but our data collection and analysis of positive outcomes has grown. For this, it is difficult to compare 2024 to past years, but comparative data will be available in future years.
- 24 kids enrolled in play therapy in Q2 reduced behavior concerns and strengthened resilience.
Why This Matters
- Children who develop resilience through play therapy are better equipped to handle future challenges, and succeed academically and socially throughout their lives.
- Winnie is a great example of the lasting impact that play therapy can have on a child.
*To create the agency dashboard, a sampling of our total agency outcomes are chosen that are evidence-based and mission-centric. It is important to note, this does not encapsulate all clients served in a year, but select KPIs from each program area that measure success.