Nonprofit Consulting
For consulting or training inquiries please email info@humanisticcare.com
We work with organizations to help address the following two primary reasons organizations don't feel confident in their ability to demonstrate outcomes.
We specialize in providing consulting in the following areas:
- Lack of definition. The target problems, actual programmatic interventions, expected outcomes and desired impacts have not been sufficiently defined to be measurable.
- Lack of clear program results tied to resource expenditure. Expenditure of resources such as time, people and money have not been linked to outcomes.
We specialize in providing consulting in the following areas:
- PROGRAM DESIGN
- LOGIC MODEL & THEORY OF CHANGE DEVELOPMENT
- PROGRAM OUTCOME EVALUATION DESIGN
- LINKING OUTCOMES TO EXPENDITURES
- PROCESSES TO IMPROVE PERSONNEL PRODUCTIVITY, MANAGEMENT & ACCOUNTABILITY
Our National Trainings
Our client contracts such as that with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) based in Washington, DC allow us to share our innovative consulting strategies at no cost to nonprofits across the country during this pandemic. Our next trainings with NCRC will be March 30th and 31st. During these sessions Quisha Brown will be leading 2 full day workshops with organizations across the nation on the steps involved in developing an action-oriented, results-based, data driven logic model and theory of change. To attend any of these sessions, you must register through NCRC's National Training Academy.
Click on any of the links below to view our most recent trainings conducted by Quisha Brown via NCRC
Click on any of the links below to view our most recent trainings conducted by Quisha Brown via NCRC
- Discovering Nonprofit Impact Using a Racial Equity Lens - Part I: Needs Assessments - Recorded
- Discovering Nonprofit Impact Using a Racial Equity Lens - Part II: Data Collection & Reporting - Recorded
- Discovering Nonprofit Impact Using a Racial Equity Lens - Part III: Action-Oriented, Results-Based, and Data-Driven Logic Model - Recorded
Publications
Racial Equity Lens Logic Model & Theory of Change: A Step by Step Guide to Help Nonprofits Become More Confident in Their Ability to Demonstrate Outcomes
This book serves as a practical guide to help nonprofit leaders understand how to develop a logic model and theory of change “using a racial equity lens.” The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has disproportionately affected racial and ethnic minority groups, with high rates of death in African Americans. As a result, COVID-19 has increased the accountability of nonprofits to do a better job at demonstrating their outcomes. Grassroot nonprofits have struggled for years to appropriately use logic models to define measurable targeted problems, programmatic interventions, expected outcomes and desired impacts. Logic Models and Theory of Change have always been two common methodologies used to create programs and measure impact, but somehow down through the years the true purpose of these have gotten lost and became convoluted.
This book serves as a practical guide to help nonprofit leaders understand how to develop a logic model and theory of change “using a racial equity lens.” The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has disproportionately affected racial and ethnic minority groups, with high rates of death in African Americans. As a result, COVID-19 has increased the accountability of nonprofits to do a better job at demonstrating their outcomes. Grassroot nonprofits have struggled for years to appropriately use logic models to define measurable targeted problems, programmatic interventions, expected outcomes and desired impacts. Logic Models and Theory of Change have always been two common methodologies used to create programs and measure impact, but somehow down through the years the true purpose of these have gotten lost and became convoluted.
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Five Steps to Avoid the School to Prison Pipeline
This workbook curriculum is used by schools, churches and various nonprofits to help educate youth on understanding what the school to prison pipeline is and gives real life application strategies to help them avoid this "invisible pipeline". You can learn more details about the workbook on the authors blog at www.YouthWorkBook.com.
This workbook curriculum is used by schools, churches and various nonprofits to help educate youth on understanding what the school to prison pipeline is and gives real life application strategies to help them avoid this "invisible pipeline". You can learn more details about the workbook on the authors blog at www.YouthWorkBook.com.
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In over 40 years of working with Youth, I have never used a resource that captures the interests and imagination of every person in the group. Practical, thought provoking, and real! ~ Bishop Tony Russell and Pastor Valerie Russell, MAN Network
Every school with high-risk populations should consider implementing this curriculum. ~ Sylvia Santana, Michigan State Senator, District 3, Member of the Governor's Jail & Pre-Trial Incarceration Task Force
The Five Steps to Avoid the School to Prison Pipeline is both innovative and relatable to youth and their families. ~ Jared Davis, Principal, Cornerstone Health & Technology High School