Sharon Martin
Community Health Fund

The SMART Fund

SMART Fund Strategic Plan
This plan describes the Fund vision, mandate, and goals, the guiding principles, key strategies for the next three years, an implementation plan, outcomes that will be achieved and an evaluation framework.
SMART Outcome Measurement Guide
Each SMART fund project reports on a regular basis on the degree to which outcomes are achieved by adopting an ‘outcome measurement’ approach to project planning, management, and evaluation. This handbook, as well as training and one-on-one support provided by SMART fund staff, is designed to assist in fulfilling this requirement.

Feasibility of Community-based Alternatives to Provide Daily Living Supports to Low Income Seniors in South Vancouver
This report identifies options and explores the feasibility of implementing community-based approaches to provide low-cost daily living supports to seniors living in Community Health Area 6, South Vancouver.

Evaluation Form - Support Group
Advisory Committee Self-Evaluation Process
Peer Mentorship Participant Survey
Evaluation Form - Workshop
These information-gathering tools are not intended to be exhaustive but provide some ideas for people to use and adapt as they see fit.

Seniors and Assisted Living Peer Support Evaluation
People with Disabilities Peer Support Evaluation
In addition to regular project evaluation, the SMART Fund conducts in-depth cluster evaluations of its projects. These documents evaluate how community-based peer support programs build individual and community capacity and link to VCH services.