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  • Who We Coach

    Measure4Change has provided one-on-one, intensive coaching and technical assistance for human service, community development, and advocacy nonprofits. The nonprofits use Measure4Change technical assistance to build a robust performance measurement system. The technical assistance is guided by a curriculum but is tailored to meet each nonprofit’s individual needs.

    We have provided deep-dive coaching to the following organizations:

    • Academy of Hope - Providing adult education, case management, and career services in Washington, DC
    • Bread for the City - Providing critical services to low-income residents of Washington, DC and seeking justice through community organizing and advocacy
    • Bright Beginnings - Using a two-generation approach to support families with children and preparing children to enter kindergarten ready to learn
    • Britepaths - Providing food and financial assistance, as well as financial mentoring and instruction in Fairfax County, Virginia
    • CentroNía - Providing affordable bilingual early childhood education and supportive services in the Washington, DC, region
    • Civic Works Inc. - Providing job training and placement, skills development, college preparation, and community service opportunities to youth and adults in Baltimore
    • Community of Hope - Providing housing and health services to low-income and medically underserved people, and striving to end family homelessness and eliminate inequities in health outcomes
    • Cornerstones Inc. - Providing support and advocacy for those in need of food, shelter, affordable housing, and quality child care
    • DC Central Kitchen - Providing meals to children and families and offering culinary job training services in Washington, DC
    • DC SCORES - Providing after-school programming to build self-expression, physical fitness, and a sense of community for students through soccer, poetry, and service learning
    • Friendship Place - Providing drop-in, outreach, case management, job placement, clinic, and housing services to people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness in the DC metropolitan area
    • Horton’s Kids - Providing academic support, enrichment, and basic needs services to children in Washington, DC
    • Jane Addams Resource Corporation - Providing job training and placement to adults in the manufacturing sector in Baltimore
    • Job Opportunities Task Force – Providing programs and advocating for programs to increase the skills, job opportunities, and incomes of low-income workers and job seekers in Maryland
    • Jubilee Housing - Employing an affordable housing model to build diverse, compassionate communities where everyone has an opportunity to thrive
    • Kindred CommunitiesCreating a sense of belonging within school communities and fostering a school culture centered around antiracism
    • Martha’s Table - Providing early education, out-of-school-time programs for children, and child and family success services, such as healthy meals and groceries, clothing, and referrals in Washington, DC
    • Maryland Food Bankmeeting the immediate needs of hungry Marylanders while working to create pathways out of hunger
    • Miriam’s Kitchen - Providing meals, case management, advocacy, and permanent supportive housing services to help end chronic homelessness in Washington, DC
    • N Street Village – Providing housing, advocacy, and support services to help homeless and low-income women achieve stability and make meaningful gains
    • Prevention of Blindness Society – Facilitating DC residents’ access to vision care and running rehabilitation and training services for low-vision DC residents
    • Reach Incorporated - Providing after-school tutoring, college mentorship, book authorship, and summer leadership programs to improve literacy outcomes for teens
    • Sasha Bruce Youthwork - Helping young people find safe homes, explore opportunities in education and careers, and achieve good physical and mental health
    • So Others Might Eat – helping DC residents break the cycles of homelessness and poverty via an interfaith lens and advocating on clients’ behalf
    • University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Choice Jobs Program - Providing job-readiness training, education support, foster care diversion, and probation support to promote high-quality, cost-effective outcomes for disconnected youth in the Baltimore area
    • Wacif - Promoting equity and opportunity in the DC region through business financing and services
    • Youth Empowered Society - Providing direct services to youth experiencing homelessness, developing leadership and employment readiness for youth who have experienced homelessness, and advocating to end youth homelessness in Baltimore