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Qualitative and Quantitative Project Evaluation

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Grief Support Toolkit for People with Developmental Disabilities

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AgencyNew York → NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities
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Performs design and execution of an evaluation plan for prime contractors on NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities projects. Collects and analyzes qualitative and quantitative data, including demographic data and satisfaction surveys, to measure toolkit impact. Requires expertise in social science research and impact evaluation. Delivers an Evaluation Plan and Final Evaluation Report.

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