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National Performance Indicator 6.3 – Child and Family Development
NPI 6.3: The number and percentage of all infants, children, youth, parents, and other
adults participating in developmental or enrichment programs who achieve program goals.
Requirements: NPI 6.3 collects data on outcomes achieved by low-income infants, children,
youth, parents, and other adult participants in Community Action initiatives.
Applicable Activities: NPI 6.3 collects data on unduplicated individuals based on activities that
produce developmental or functioning outcomes for children, youth, parents and other adults to
be reported under this performance indicator:
Examples of programs that produce outcomes for Infants and Children:
o Head Start (including Early Head Start)
o State-funded pre-school child development programs
o CSBG-funded child development/child care programs
o TANF-funded child care programs
o Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) supported child care/development programs
o Employer-based child care/child development programs serving the children of agency
employment program participants
o Pre-school enrichment or developmental programs operated by partnering organizations
within the community to which children of agency program participants are referred and
served, including faith based organizations
o Agency clinic or other early childhood health screen and immunization services provided
directly or through referral
o Agency early childhood nutrition programs, including those focused on food distribution
or supplementation, nutrition instruction and other parental skill building
Examples of programs that produce outcomes for Youth:
o Before- and after-school recreational or enrichment programs for school-aged youth
o Mentoring programs for at-risk youth
o Youth counseling and peer support group activities
o Family counseling
o Substance abuse prevention programs
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