Categories and General Indicators

We are providing these program examples to further education and the use of the Matrix Outcomes Model. While we encourage you to examine work of our collaborative partners, we request that you gain permission from us before adapting these models.

Family Matrix
A template of indicators for agencies working with families.

• Family Matrix (html / English)

Pathway to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect
A template of categories and indicators for agencies.

• Pathway Matrix (pdf / English / Revised 2011)

Family Strengthening Protective Factors

• Family Strengthening Matrix (pdf / English / 2015)

Children's Matrix
A template of indicators for agencies working with children.

• Childrens Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Adolescence Matrix
A template of indicators for agencies working with adolescents.

• Adolescence Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Senior Matrix
A template of indicators for agencies working with seniors.

• Senior Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Tribal Matrix Indicators
Tribal Matrix Indicators.

• Tribal Matrix (pdf / English / 2012)

Adoptive Family Therapeutic & Educational Resources
A.F.T.E.R. is a program of Kinship Center, a statewide adoption and foster care agency. A.F.T.E.R provides a full-service, post-adoption wraparound service to the counties of Santa Clara, San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Monterey.

• AFTER Family Development Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2004)

Aspira Foster and Family Services of Ventura County, California
Aspira Foster and Family Services is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Aspira Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Austin Family Resource Center, Austin, Texas

• Austin Matrix (pdf / English / Revised 2012)

Benicia Family Resources, Solano County, California
Benicia Family Resources is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Benicia Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Birth and Beyond of Sacramento County, California
Birth and Beyond is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Birth and Beyond Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Central La Familia, Fresno, California

• Central La Familia Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / 2014)

Centro La Familia Advocacy Services
Centro La Familia Advocacy Services is a community based non-profit organization that has served low income families throughout Fresno County for over 30 years. Founded in 1972 to provide direct advocacy and intervention services to low-income residents. Centro's mission is to empower low-income people to access life sustaining resources and become self-sufficient through education, training and social services. Currently uses the Matrix for a Human Trafficking Prevention Program.

Community Assistance Network/ Life Elevation Action Plan, Del Norte County , California
Community Assistance Network is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• CSA Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Community Partnership for Families of San Joaquin , California
Community Partnership is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Community Partnership Suisun Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Community Partnership for Senior Services of Orange County, FLorida
The goal of the CPSS project is for all segments of the elder services network to work together to improve the long-term care system and to better meet the needs of the growing number of older adults in our community.

• CPSS Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Community Services Agency of Stanislaus County, California
Community Services Agency is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Stanislaus County Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Del Norte Child Care Council, Del Norte County , California
Del Norte Child Care Council is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• DNCCC Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Del Norte County Department of Health and Social Services, California
Del Norte County Department of Health and Social Services is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• DNHSS Suisun Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Department of Employment & Social Services of Butte County, California
Butte County Department of Employment & Social Services is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Butte County Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Dixon Family Services , Solano County, California
Dixon Family Services is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Dixon Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

El Dorado County Office of Education, California
At our core, EDCOE supports the diverse educational needs of El Dorado County’s student population not only in schools but throughout the community. Our leadership provides students with progressive and engaging learning experiences. EDCOE is a model for innovative and progressive revenue generation that facilitates collaboration to maximize resources for school districts and the county alike. Our goal is to deliver educational excellence through responsible, cost-effective centralized services in order to meet regulatory and educational standards in a safe, successful, educational environment for all of our children… our most precious asset. Students, parents, educators and the community are invited to learn more about our services, programs, opportunities and innovations offered and available to prepare students for future success.

• El Dorado County Office of Education (pdf / English)

Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District Healthy Start Family Resource Center , Solano County, California
Fairfield-Suisun USDH is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Fairfield Suisun Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Family Court Services, Del Norte Superior Court , California
Family Court Services is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Family Court Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Family Development Matrix, City of Fremont, California
The city of Fremont, California has developed the Family Development Matrix Indicators for their Youth and Families Department.

• Fremont Current Matrix (pdf / English / revised Aug. 2001)
  
• Fremont Current Matrix (pdf / Spanish / revised Aug. 2001)

Family Development Matrix, Samaritan House of San Mateo County, California
Samaritan House, located in San Mateo, California since 1974, serves low-income families and individuals increasing their levels of self-sufficiency. Clients have the support of community workers, a free clinic and food and nutrition programs.

• Samaritan House Matrix (pdf / English / Updated 2012)

Family Development Matrix, Solano County Children's Network
A network of family resource programs developed which are using both English and Spanish indicators to engage clients.

• Solano Children's Network (pdf / English / Develped 2002)

Family Development Matrix, Lucas County, Ohio
The purpose of the Lucas County Service Coordination Plan is to coordinate appropriate, effective and cost-efficient services for children and families; increase family involvement throughout all levels of planning and services; support early intervention with families; and, encourage shared responsibility among systems serving children and families. The Lucas County Family Council with partners like thhe United Way has developed an online data system for 20 agencies in the Toledo area.

• Lucas County Family Development Matrix (pdf / English / Revised April 2001)

Fighting Back Partnership , Solano County, California
Fighting Back Partnership is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Fight Back Matrix Status Level Indicators (html /English / Revised January 2007)

First 5 Del Norte Family Resource Center , Del Norte County, California
First 5 Del Norte Family Resource Center is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• First 5 Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

First 5 San Bernardino, California
The Children and Families Commission for San Bernardino County (First 5 San Bernardino) was created in December, 1998 in order to realize the benefits of Proposition 10 (California Children and Families Act) for the County's youngest residents and their families. The act created a program for the purpose of promoting, supporting, and improving the early development of children from the prenatal stage to five years of age, under the guidance of the Children and Families Commission for San Bernardino, and in collaboration with the community and agencies providing services to children.

• First 5 San Bernardino (pdf / English)

Folsom Cordova Community Partnership, Sacramento County , California
Folsom Cordova Community Partnership is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Folsom Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Human Services Agency/ Child Protective Services of San Joaquin County , California
Human Services Agency is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• HSA Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised May 2007)

Interface Children and Family Services of Ventura County, California
Interface Children and Family Services of Ventura County is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• Ventura County Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Intergenerational Matrix, Orlando, Florida
The Winter Park Health Foundation in Orlando Florida sponsors this program and the Matrix evaluation to prepare senior volunteers to assist pre-kindegarten children (4-years old) with readiness to read skills. A collaborative program within Orange County with public schools, Foster Grandparents program, and numerous community agencies.

• Intergenerational Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2004)

La Familia Counseling Center, Inc., Sacramento County , California
La Familia Counseling Center is a collaborative member of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention Pilot Project to use the Matrix Outcomes Model in a public/private partnership with the county child welfare agency.

• La Familia Matrix Status Level Indicators (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Long Term Care Facilities Matrix
Developed in collaboration with the Winter Park Health Foundation, Orlando Florida. The indicators are used to implement and evaluate the Pioneer Network culture change model to improve long term care facilities in central Florida.

• Long Term Care Facilities Matrix (pdf / English)

Meaningful Service and Employment of Orange County, Florida
To create employment and volunteer service opportunities for older adults and organizations. Our goal is to develop effective, accessible programs for Orange County, Florida resulting in gainful employment and/or meaningful service that improve productivity and return-on-investment for all.

• MSE Matrix (pdf / English / Revised January 2007)

Montana Billings Head Start

• Billings Montana Head Start (pdf / English)
  

Monterey County Department of Social Services, California

• calWorks Domestic Abuse Matrix Assessment (pdf / English)
  
• Adoptions Mentoring Program (pdf / English)

Nevada Head Start / Family Resource Centers, Nevada
A network of centers providing in-home, education and community services across the State of Nevada.