Performance Measure

Agency Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (262) All measures for this agency • Number of workers with disabilities served through follow along services. [26245404.002.001] • Amount of external grant funding acquired. [26245404.003.001] • Number of consumers served in Personal Assistance Services and Community Rehabilitation Case Management [26245406.001.001] • Number of Meals Served to Older Virginians in Group (Congregate) Settings [M262SA13005] • Accuracy of Disability Decisions [26246102.001.001] • Number of times the Comptroller’s Quarterly Report identifies issues of compliance with State Fiscal Policy. [26249900.001.001] • Number of One-Way Transportation Trips Provided to Older Virginians [M262SA13002] • Number of individuals served with Respite Care [M262SA13003] • Percent of jurisdictions served by the Virginia Public Guardian and Conservator Program [M262SA13004] • The percentage of frail older Virginians receivng in-home services that remain in the community one year later. [M262SA13009] • Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Competitive Employment Rate [26245404.001.001] • Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Average Hourly Wage [26245404.001.002] • Average case service cost of successful closures of vocational rehabilitation consumers who are employed with earnings at or substantial gainful activity. [26245404.001.004] • Median Wages of VR Program Participants Successfully Closed Who are Employed During the Second Quarter After Exit From the Program [262.0006] • Percent of VR Program Participants Who Were Successfully Closed Who Are Employed During the Second Quarter After Exit From the Program [262.0007] • Number of Older Virginians Served Through the Senior Farmer's Market Nutrition Program [M262SA13006] • Number of Meals Delivered to Home-Bound Older Virginians [M262SA13007] • Employment Rate of Vocational Rehabilitation Consumers [262.0001] • Individuals Receiving Communication, Referral, Information and Assistance (CRIA) Through the No Wrong Door System [262.0002] • Follow-Along Funds Spent Serving Individuals with Disabilities Who Work in Integrated Settings Earning At or Above Minimum Wage [262.0003] • Complaints Resolved Through the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program [262.0004] • Individuals Served Through the Virginia Public Guardian and Conservator Program [262.0005] • The number of Area Agency on Aging (AAA) business processes incorporated in the No Wrong Door (NWD) system. [M262SA13001]

Measure Name Employment Rate of Vocational Rehabilitation Consumers

Measure Last Modified Sep 20 2018 02:53 Measure Last Published Jul 02 2019 01:04 Measure Status Retired Data Source and Calculation The source of this measure is data recorded in the vocational rehabilitation consumer database (known as AWARE). The calculation is: of all individuals who exit the vocational rehabilitation program after receiving services, the percentage who have achieved an employment outcome (worked for 90 days or more prior to case closure). Enterprise Priorities and Strategies Enterprise Initiative Enterprise Priority Enterprise Strategy Workforce Supply and Demand Align Virginia’s workforce to meet current and anticipated employer demands with career pathways and training solutions for dislocated, underemployed, and future workers. StandIn X Associated Service Areas SA Code SA Name 45404 Vocational Rehabilitation Services StandIn X

Measure ID 262.0001 Measure Class Productivity Measure Type Outcome Year Type State FY Preferred Trend Increase Frequency Quarterly Cumulative Data No Statistical Unit Percent

Baseline and Targets Target Name Date Result Note Baseline Short Target 2020 Long Target 2022 StandIn X

Measure Results Year Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Explanatory Note 2013 39.8 49.5 51.2 54.0 2014 57.9 52.0 60.1 56.2 Increase compared to 2013 is due to having open categories under Order of Selection allowing for new applicants to enter the program and become successfully employed. 2015 74.8 59.4 56.0 53.7 DARS is pleased that the employment rate exceeded the target for the first two quarters. The VR program achieved one of the highest employment rates in history in the first quarter. The third and fourth quarter rates are affected by the March and April performance due to all categories being closed under order of selection. 2016 60.0 2017 56.0 2018 2019 StandIn X

- Run Date: 09/15/2021 02:58:36