The central goal of evaluation is to help programs assess whether they are meeting resident needs as effectively and efficiently as possible.

AHC's in-depth evaluation services help to keep AIDS housing programs on the cutting edge and ensure that they meet today's changing service needs. Our evaluations cover all aspects of AIDS supportive housing including financing, compliance with federal, state and other procedures, organizational structure and service delivery. At AHC, evaluation is viewed as a positive process leading to program improvement.

Examples of AHC Evaluations

Bay State Supportive Housing Alliance (BSSHA) Evaluation

BSSHA, a unique harm-reduction housing program pioneered in Massachusetts, contracted with AHC to integrate evaluation processes into its program model. AHC designed and currently manages an in-depth, two-year program evaluation.
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Standards of Care

One of the findings of this evaluation was that the Standards needed to be updated and brought into better alignment with the needs and day to day operations of AIDS housing programs. This kicked off a revision process led by AHC that will culminate with the publication of new standards in fall 2003. Learn more →

AHC administers and evaluates the SHARE grant which funds four programs run by four different agencies: AIDS Action Committee Mass Coalition for the Homeless, Justice Resource Institute, and Victory Programs, Inc. Learn more →