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Background Information Program size

Age range

Budget Research Program Fee?

Program Name/

Contact Information/
Program Goals

Serves over 50 children Serves youth ages 8-16 Org. budget over $750,000

Program has been evaluated/

has a research base

Free of Charge
Martha O'Bryan Center, Inc

Contact information:
Martha O'Bryan Center, Inc
James Cox
711 S. 7th St.
Nashville, TN 37206
Phone: (615) 254-1791
Fax: (615) 242-3411
E-mail: jcox@marthaobryan.org

Website: www.marthaobryan.org

Size executive staff: 5 Board members

Name of Exec. Director/CEO: Debbie Keller

Mission/Goals: Martha O'Bryan Center supports and empowers individuals and families in need to attain greater levels of well-being and self-reliance.

Notes: The center provides programs for youth development at an after-school community center. Y-REEL (Youth-Reading, Exploring, Educating, and Learning) is a program that teaches youth the academic and social skills necessary to be self-sufficient adults.

Sources: www.guidestar.org; www.marthaobryan.org
358 4 to 22 years Total expenditures $2,213,132; Program expenditures $1,735,006 Type of Evaluation: Non-experimental

Summary of Available Evaluation Information:
The Martha O'Bryan Center strives to help disadvantaged families become "self-sufficient, free from poverty, undereducation and reliance upon government assistance" by providing them with the necessary resources, programs and services. Guidestar reports that a committee of the Board of Directors is charged with program evaluation by monitoring each program's outcomes quarterly. A full evaluation report is not currently available.
 
Not available
 
Approach
Out of School/ Summer Mentoring Tutoring Counseling/ Therapy School-based Clinic/ Provider-based Service/
Vocational learning
Parent or family component Other
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Outcomes
Educational/ Cognitive Social/ Emotional Life Skills Physical Health Behavior Problems Reproductive Citizenship Mental Health
x x x     x  
 

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