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Prepared by:
Focus Consultants
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© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, 2003
1.0 INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION OF THIS REPORT
2.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE PILOT OUTREACH PROJECT
2.1 Background and History
2.2 Underlying Principles and Philosophy of the Pilot Outreach Project
2.3 Objectives of the Pilot Outreach Project
2.4 Structure and Staffing of the Pilot Outreach Project
2.5 Components of the Pilot Outreach Project
2.6 MHR Information Sessions
2.7 Payment Conferences
3.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE EVALUATION FRAMEWORK AND METHODS
3.1 Description of the Evaluation Framework
3.2 Evaluation Framework
3.3 Data Collection Methods
4.1 Incompleteness of Data on Payment Conference Summary Sheet and Referral Forms
4.2 Incompleteness and Inconsistency of Data
4.3 Low Completion Rate of Payor Telephone Survey
5.1 Assessment of Client Meetings by Family Justice Counsellors
5.2 Client Meeting Survey
5.3 Payment Conference Outcome Assessment
5.4 Payment Conference Telephone Survey
5.5 Value of the Pilot Outreach Project as a Staff Skills Development Opportunity
6.1 Summary of Broad Objectives and Methodologies
6.2 Conclusions
6.3 Research Implications
APPENDIX 1: CLIENT MEETING SURVEY FORM
APPENDIX 2: FMEP PILOT OUTREACH PROJECT
APPENDIX 3: PAYMENT CONFERENCE OUTCOME ASSESSMENT FORM
APPENDIX 4: PILOT OUTREACH PROJECT
APPENDIX 5: FMEP PILOT OUTREACH PROJECT
Table 3 FMEP Pilot Outreach Project: Evaluation Framework
Table 4 Reasons for Referrals of Payors to Client Meetings
Table 5 Reasons for Referrals of Recipients to Client Meetings
Table 6 Payor Needs Identified by Family Justice Counsellors
Table 7 Recipient Needs Identified by Family Justice Counsellors
Table 8 Payor Barriers Identified by Family Justice Counsellors
Table 9 Rating of Client Meetings by Family Justice Counsellors
Table 11 Benefits of Client Meetings to Clients (As Assessed by FJCs)
Table 12 Benefits of Client Meetings to Family Justice Counsellors
Table 13 Recipient Assessment of Payment Level and Regularity
Table 14 Payor Assessment of Payment Level and Regularity
Table 15 Assistance Clients Wanted to Obtain from the Client Meeting
Table 16 Types of Information Provided at the Client Meeting
Table 17 Client Evaluation of Quality of Client Meeting
Table 18 Client Rating of Helpfulness of Client Meeting
Table 19 Number of Prior Telephone Contacts with the FMEP
Table 20 Outcomes Measured by the Payment Conference Outcome Assessment
Table 21 Date of FMEP Enrollment
Table 22 Monthly Payment Requirements
Table 23 Number and Type of Active Enforcement Mechanisms in Place Prior to the Payment Conference
Table 24 Amount of Arrears Owed by Payors
Table 26 Financial or Asset Information Provided at the Payment Conference
Table 27 Intermediate Payment Related Outcomes of the Payment Conference
Table 28 Post Conference Payments Made (All Types of Payments)
Table 29 Status of Default Hearings
Table 30 Issues Dealt with at the Payment Conference
Table 31 Payor Rating of the Quality of the Payment Conference
Table 32 Helpfulness of the Payment Conference
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