HDC Projects
Hartford Opportunity Youth Collaborative
Integration of data from multiple providers of services to opportunity youth in Hartford to develop a systems-level understanding of the services provided, the characteristics of youth served, and the outcomes of those services. This project advances the efforts of the Hartford Opportunity Youth Collaborative to provide a comprehensive picture of Opportunity Youth in Hartford.
Greater Hartford Area Reentry Welcome Center
The Re-Entry Welcome Center (RWC) opened in 2018 with a mission to welcome individuals returning home with support, resources, and referrals. HDC's data integration work supports the evaluation of the first three years of the Center, to assess what is working well and to what extent participant outcomes are achieved.
Hartford UNITY
UNITY programs are funded by the City of Hartford to engage children and youth after the COVID-19 pandemic. All providers that receive over $5,000 in City funds are required to join the Hartford Data Collaborative (HDC).
North Hartford Ascend Pipeline
HDC is part of a five year, multi-partner, cross-sector effort designed to improve the lives of children in North Hartford under a new $30 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The Ascend Pipeline will serve as a comprehensive prenatal through career effort designed to help children in North Hartford reach their full potential by improving academic outcomes, developmental trajectories, long-term well-being, and quality of life. Led by Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health, HDC collaborates with the City of Hartford, Hartford Public Schools, the University of Hartford and additional partners as part of the Data & Evaluation Team. HDC will facilitate the ethical and permissible sharing of data; streamline existing data-sharing processes; link siloed data sets; and improve data transparency among providers and residents.