OTIS Evaluation Guide (PDF) - California Department of Public Health

Social Capital Assets (2)
Definition: The Social Capital Assets reflect the extent people and organizations work collaboratively in an atmosphere of trust to accomplish
goals of mutual benefit.
Community Indicator Sample Objective
• By May 30, 2008, annually conduct a two day youth tobacco advocacy and leadership
training for a minimum of 30 youth ages 14 to 17 years old in Young County.
• By May 30, 2008, a minimum of 15 adult coalition members will annually participate in
at least two trainings, related to objectives in the scope of work, that address issues such as
establishing smoke-free residential housing, public fund divestment, outdoor tobacco smoke,
and point-of-sale tobacco advertising.
2.1 Number of tobacco control advocacy
trainings that are provided to youth
and adults
• By May 30, 2008, an annual assessment of coalition satisfaction will be conducted and
80% or more of the members will indicate that they are satisfied to very satisfied with
program planning, involvement of the community, implementation, quality of services and
progress made by the coalition.
2.2 Amount of satisfaction among coalition
or advisory committee members with
program planning, involvement of the
community, implementation activities,
quality of services, and progress made
by the project
OTIS Evaluation Guide • March 2007
• By October 30, 2007, the Board of Supervisors will designate a person with tobacco control
expertise to be a member of the Prop. 10 Commission.
• By July 2009, obtain written support or pledges for tobacco taxes, with earmarking for
tobacco control and health care services, from at least two political causes within the County
as a result of local legislative information and educational visits with the Black, Latino, LGBT,
Asian, and American Indian Caucus members to increase awareness of how tobacco has
negatively affected the health and economics of their constituency.
• By June 30, 2010, a team of at least five non-county employees will participate annually in
legislative education days at the state and district levels.
2.3 Amount of support by local key
opinion leaders for tobacco related
community norm change strategies
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