Program: Safe Harbor: Increasing Awareness on Youth in Domestic Violent Homes Logic Model

Situation: Safe Harbor is a premier 501C3 non-profit organization in the Upstate of South Carolina. There are a number of adolescence that are

exposed to domestic violence within their homes that require a potential safe haven; Increasing awareness through education; Increasing
psychological counseling; Producing a safe community-based facility to turn to; and allowing leaders of the community to become involved
through daily encounters with the youth.

Outputs

Inputs

Outcomes -- Impact

Activities

Funding/Grant
dollars

Staff/Time and
skills

Volunteers

Community
partners

Existing
Resources

Existing
Curriculum

Materials
Equipment

Develop resources
Develop Education
programs
Build relationships
with youth and
victimized parent
Train and educate
youth in hands on
Self Defense
classes
Create safe
environments
through community
-based facilities
Provide counseling
for traumatized
youth
Promote marketing
through web based
and broadcasting
programs
Provide adolescent
psychologist
Provide medical
screenings for
youth and
victimized parents

Participation

Staff

Public

Volunteers

Youth

Victimized parents

Schools

Short

(counselors,
teachers,

administration)

Child Protective
Services

Sponsors in

community

School Board

Community Clinics

Make sure
leaders, staff and
stakeholders are
efficiently equip
and skilled to
provide the
necessary help
and training and
counseling that
the youth may
need
Decrease number
of youth that are
stricken by an
upbringing of
domestic violent
home
Increase
knowledge on
how to approach
certain situations
that present
themselves when
living in a home
that has domestic
violence
Increase support
of youth that are
living in
domestic homes

Long

Increased
training of
those who
look to
volunteer in
this
organization
Increased
level of
intensity
regarding the
youth
activities
through
education on
domestic
violence
Increased
hours of
operational
standards to
provide daily
and yearround help
through 24hour help line

Promote
current youth
to become
involved in
teaching
others about
domestic
violence and
how to
handle it
Establish
classes that
train current
and future
leaders on
how to
develop a
successful
continuation
of the
program

Assumptions:
Increasing youth knowledge about how to grow through
domestic violence in the home is an effective way to facilitate
positive youth development or to increase
If participants are involved, in effective counseling they will
become effective leaders about being raised in domestic
violent homes
More effective and knwoledgable survivors leads to better
leadrship within the organization that will increase the number
of victims and more membership involvement

External Factors:
Psychological, social, and economic factors affecting youth in
domestic violent homes