Agency Information Collection Activities: Proposed Collection; Comment Request
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The law involves evaluating the PATH program, which aids in transitions from homelessness. It requires collecting data from grantees and providers to ensure they're meeting legislative standards. Adjustments are made to reduce survey length and improve data quality.
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Key Changes
- Evaluation of the PATH program
- Data collection from grantees and providers
- Survey and data collection adjustments
Obligations
What this law requires
Organizations receiving PATH funding must complete the SPC Web Survey once per triennial evaluation cycle, providing detailed and structured information about their program operations.
PATH grantees must collect and report data on the structures and processes in place at the provider level as part of the evaluation mandated by the SAMHSA.
PATH grantees must participate in site visits conducted by SAMHSA to provide nuanced information about their services and operations.
All State PATH Contacts (SPCs) must complete the SPC Web Survey once per triennial evaluation cycle.
SAMHSA must conduct an evaluation of the PATH program at least once every three years to ensure compliance with legislative requirements.