Measuring Success
Atoot Impact Assessment
Highlights of our 2nd year programming (September 2021 - August 2022)
(All data collected from daily fieldwork, monthly activity reports and 81 Impact Assessment Surveys distributed in September 2022.)
- Worked with an overall average of 200+ female beneficiaries.
- An average of 80-100 beneficiaries attended daily programming.
- Beneficiaries ranged from ages 4-18 years old.
- Hosted 382 extra education classes in English, Nepali, and Math.
- Hosted 171 football (soccer) sessions.
- Hosted 67 life-skills workshops.
- Hosted 89 meetings with beneficiaries’ families and other community stakeholders.
- Before joining Atoot, all beneficiaries had never played football (soccer) before. These beneficiaries rarely get to play outside, period. It was a massive achievement exposing the community to girls regularly partaking in sports activities.
- All beneficiaries started at a base of illiterate, very poor and poor educational levels. These beneficiaries are all first-generation learners. After only a few months of daily programming, they began to comprehend, read and write basic English, Nepali and Math. Most village boys attending private schooling for years cannot do that.
- 98% of beneficiaries interviewed agreed that Atoot staff cared about their well being and development.
- 94% of beneficiaries interviewed agreed that they feel safe when they attend Atoot’s program
- 98% of beneficiaries interviewed agreed that Atoot staff make educational learning fun and informative.
- 90% of beneficiaries interviewed agreed that their family viewed Atoot staff as a positive influence in their lives.
- 96% of beneficiaries interviewed said that they would recommend Atoot to other girls. - 96% of parents interviewed agreed that Atoot staff were a positive influence in their daughters’ lives.
- 89% of parents interviewed agreed that they want the Atoot program to stay in the community for many years.
Not only does this give proof of our programming's success now - but it shows the high potential for future sustainable, long term development. We are incredibly proud of what our beneficiaries achieved in just a year!
