The Family Conservancy Performance Measurement Snapshot

Children transition to kindergarten ready for success.

Data Highlights*

The blue ‘Building Brains’ graph displays selected outcomes collected under this pillar, and how our 2024 service and client success compare to previous years. While some shifts in funding and the end of a contract presented our second year with decreased KPIs to report due to fewer clients served in this area, it is important to note the depth of our services to early educators continues to grow – to family child care providers and center-based educators alike – who showed a 96% success rate in increasing their skills and knowledge.

• 2,073 early care and education professionals participated in professional development, ensuring they are equipped to create a positive, nurturing environment for young learners.
• In Q4, 8 family child care providers graduated from a business institute, enhancing the quality and sustainability of child care.

Data Highlights*

The purple ‘Empowering Families’ graph displays selected outcomes collected under this pillar which helps parents build a strong foundation for their children to thrive.

• In Q4, 110 families engaged in our in-home parent education program, ensuring they have access to critical support that improves stability and strengthens their role as their child’s first teacher.
• Watch Rose’s story to see the program in action and how our specialists provide extra support – when families need it the very most.

Parents experience increased well-being and advocate for their children.

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 collected on how we are helping children and families build resilience and heal 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.

• 836 young children showed improvement in key areas of emotional and social development from the start to the end of the school year thanks to our early childhood mental health services.
• 19 mothers experiencing postpartum depression graduated from our comprehensive in-home therapy program. All reduced their symptoms, no longer meeting criteria for major depressive disorder, leading to improved mental health for mothers and better outcomes for their families.