Vital Research's social services clients encompass community-based non-profit organizations, governmental agencies and departments, and professional organizations.  Among Vital Research's recent social service clients are:
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Longitudinal process and outcome evaluation of a community-wide Domestic Violence Prevention program. Local evaluators for two First Five grants: Early Esteem, Bright Start. Longitudinal evaluation of the Esteem school-based counseling program funded by the California Endowment. |
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Longitudinal outcome evaluation of the California Wellness Foundation-funded program, SNAPP for Guys (Skills and Knowledge for AIDS and Pregnancy Prevention). Longitudinal process and outcome evaluation of Future Steps, a model employee development program. Evaluation of a peer health promotion program to protect Spanish-speaking day laborers from AIDS and empower them to obtain health care. |
| Process and outcome evaluation of the California Endowment-funded 2-1-1 project designed to achieve California Public Utilities Commission approval for a separate emergency social service line for consumers. Initial processes effectiveness are now being tested. |
| Outcome evaluation of a federally funded HIV/AIDS outreach and prevention program aimed primarily at African-American males 18 years and older. |
| Evaluation of Medi-Cal outreach processes and outcomes; evaluation of Healthy Families outreach processes and outcomes. |
| Comprehensive multi-case evaluation of the City's gang prevention program (L.A. Bridges I). Follow-up modification of performance indicators, assessment practices, and Management Information System. Comprehensive multi-case evaluation of the City's gang intervention program (L.A. Bridges II).
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| Ongoing evaluation of school health projects to provide health services to students without health insurance or the means to purchase health care mobilizing volunteer private physicians, dentists and therapists in the community. Advocacy and health education for children, parents and teachers. |
Southern California Association For the Education of Young Children
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| Process and outcome evaluation of a Southern California Association for the Education of Young Children project to assist family child care providers and preschool centers in targeted areas to obtain accreditation through assessment, training, technical assistance, support groups, mentoring, and small grants. |
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