REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific Sample Clauses

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific. ‌ Recipients must comply with the data reporting requirements listed in Section I-2.1 and Section I-2.2. Data Collection – Data must be reported quarterly into SAMHSA’s Performance Accountability and Reporting System (SPARS). Refer to Section I-2.1 for the specific performance measures. Progress Reports – Recipients are expected to submit an annual performance assessment progress report. Grants Management: Successful applicants must also comply with the following standard grants management reporting and schedules at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/grants/grants- management/reporting-requirements, unless otherwise noted in the FOA or Notice of Award.
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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific. Recipients must comply with the data reporting requirements listed in Section I-2.1 and Section I-2.2. Data Collection – Data must be reported quarterly into SAMHSA’s Performance Accountability and Reporting System (SPARS). Refer to Section I-2.1 for the specific performance measures.
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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific. Recipients must comply with the data reporting requirements listed in Section I-1.1 and Section I-1.2. Data Collection – Recipients will be required to report data on a quarterly basis into a web-based system on the following performance measure: • The number of people in the mental health and related workforce trained in mental health-related practices/activities that are consistent with the goals of the grant. • The number of callers accessing services of the Lifeline, DDH and Veterans Crisis Line. • The number of individuals using or made aware of social media presence through outreach, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, etc. • The number of individuals who received follow up telephone calls to assess status following a call made regarding suicidal ideation or thoughts of self- harm. • The number of callers referred to mental health or related services. Recipients will also be required to report data in a monthly progress report for the following performance measures: • For each telephone hotline (i.e., Lifeline 800-273-TALK, 800-SUICIDE, the Spanish hotline, DDH 000-000-0000,): o Daily and hourly call volume; o State from which call was received; o In-state answer rates; o The crisis centers to which calls were routed; o Wait times for calls to be answered; o Number of connected calls; o Number of dropped calls, i.e., call abandonment rates; o Average duration of calls; o Connectivity performance of each networked crisis center; o Unique callers; o Callers who were thinking about suicide; o Callers assessed to be at imminent risk for suicide; o Suicide attempts in progress; o Number of times when emergency rescue procedures were initiated; o Proportion of callers who felt the Lifeline call played a role in keeping them safe and not killing themselves; and o Other measures as directed by the GPO. • For online and mobile communication: o Chat and text answer and abandonment rates; o Wait times; o Chat and text volume; o Chat and text demands; o Other measures as directed by the GPO. In the progress reports, the recipient will be expected to report on the following measures: • The number of new crisis centers joining the network, including through telephone and chat services. • The number of individuals reaching out through the White House or other Federal Partners. You will also be required to submit a report on project progress at the midpoint of Year 1 (i.e., at 6 months post award) and an annual report at the end of each grant year. Grants Ma...
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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific. Recipients must comply with the data reporting requirements listed in Section I-1.1 and Section I-1.2. Data Collection − Refer to Section I-1.1 for requirements related to data collection. Progress Reports – Refer to Section 1-1.2 for requirements related to progress reports.
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REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Program Specific. ‌ Recipients must comply with the data reporting requirements listed in Section I-2.1 and Section I-2.2. Progress Reports – recipients will be expected to submit an annual report. Grants Management: Successful applicants must also comply with the following standard grants management reporting and schedules at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/grants/grants- management/reporting-requirements, unless otherwise noted in the FOA or Notice of Award.
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