HFP Reentry Initiative
Governance Health by Domain
Strong adherence to grant conditions and reporting requirements. Two reporting cycles delayed.
14 of 22 identified barriers have mitigation plans. 8 require intervention.
Earned-credit calculations verified for all 45 participants. No discrepancies found.
68% of participants housed within 90 days. 14% remain on waitlist beyond target window.
32 of 45 participants engaged in workforce training. Employer placement at 71%.
Treatment continuity maintained for 89% of participants through transition.
What the Scores Reveal
Earned-Credit Accuracy
All 45 participant earned-credit calculations verified against supervision records — zero discrepancies, a program strength.
Housing Waitlist Bottleneck
14% of participants remain on housing waitlist beyond the 90-day target. Barrier analysis points to affordable-unit scarcity in two zip codes.
Unmitigated Barriers
8 of 22 identified barriers lack mitigation plans — primarily transportation and childcare access.
Reporting Delay
Two federal reporting cycles were submitted late, impacting grant compliance scoring.
Path to Readiness
Identified gaps between current state and readiness, with recommended remediation steps.
Governing Rules Behind the Scores
Each indicator connects to the actual statutes, regulations, and internal policies that govern it.
Governs reentry program eligibility, services, and reporting requirements.
State statute governs earned-credit calculation and verification methodology.
HUD guidance governs housing eligibility and admission for justice-impacted individuals.
State supervision conditions govern participant movement, employment, and housing.
Internal policy requires weekly contact and quarterly case-plan review.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act governs training and placement requirements.
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