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R.R.J Rural Rides And Jobs

R.R.J Rural Rides And Jobs.

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R.R.J Rural Rides And Jobs

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  1. R.R.JRural Rides And Jobs Poverty in rural areas in New York are higher than any other area per capita. The rate of poverty is currently 18%. With this program people will be given assessment tests to gauge their education and job training needs. once assessed they will be trained in a classroom setting. Also most rural areas lack transportation. We will provide transportation to interviews and essential appointments until the participant is financial stable enough to purchase a vehicle of their own.

  2. http://www.census.gov/did/www/saipe/data/interactive/#view=StateAndCounty&utilBtn=&yLB=0&stLB=0&cLB=0&dLB=0&gLB=0&usSts_cbSelected=false&usTot_cbSelected=true&stateTot_cbSelected=true&pLB=0&multiYearSelected=false&multiYearAlertFlag=false&prStateFlag=false&invalidSDYearsFlag=falsehttp://www.census.gov/did/www/saipe/data/interactive/#view=StateAndCounty&utilBtn=&yLB=0&stLB=0&cLB=0&dLB=0&gLB=0&usSts_cbSelected=false&usTot_cbSelected=true&stateTot_cbSelected=true&pLB=0&multiYearSelected=false&multiYearAlertFlag=false&prStateFlag=false&invalidSDYearsFlag=false

  3. Logic Model

  4. In rural areas, there are fewer employment opportunities, lower educational levels, higher unemployment rates, and there is little or no public transportation compared with urban areas. Many rural areas lack the infrastructure, such as transportation, necessary for delivering human services. Approximately 41% (1,260) of all rural counties are without public transportation.(Arnold and Seekins:1997) • Eighty-five percent of our nation's high-poverty counties are not metropolitan. Poverty Rates for rural African Americans and American Indians are 10 percentage points higher than their urban counterparts (Beth2009:14) • Approximately 56 million or, 20 percent of all U.S. households, reside in rural areas with 7.5 million of rural households earning incomes that meet the federal poverty level. The decline in manufacturing jobs and resultant high unemployment rates in rural areas have prompted residents to pursue employment in the service industry. Unfortunately, these jobs often do not include health insurance or other benefits leaving newly employed individuals to become even more impoverished (Shobe and Boyd 2003:65) Literature review

  5. Arnold, Nancy L. and Tom Seekins. "A Comparison of Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors: Rural and Urban Differences." Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 41(1):2. Landon, Beth. 2009. "Burdern of Poverty in Rural America." Policy & Practice (19426828) 67(5):14-16. Shobe, Marcia A. and A. S. Boyd. 2003. "Increasing the Economic Self-Sufficiency of Rural Families." Social Policy Journal 2(2):63-87. Work Cited

  6. Evaluation question: Are participants in my program less likely to be in poverty after the program than those who are not? Evaluation Design: after only with controls XO O Evaluation Statistics: Chi Square and Logistic regression Assessment

  7. Chi Square/Crosstab

  8. Regression

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