YAR End of Project Report

A project summary report:

• Documents the implementation and completion of the project.
• Evaluates the effectiveness of the project, including number of people served. 
• Reports and documents how the YAR funds were spent.

In addition to reporting questions all funded YAR projects must submit a project reflection. A project reflection includes photos, illustrations, narratives, personal stories, etc. and allows the youth to:

• All groups funded by Youth As Resources are required to complete and submit a reflection. A reflection documents the project from start to finish. The reflection can be a scrapbook, PowerPoint, video, or other creative form that shares the story of what was done and learned.
• If choosing to do a scrapbook, YAR will provide the funded group with a blank book. The book contains twenty-four 9.25" x 11.25" pages, but not all pages need to be filled. Reflection books have traditionally held 20-30 photos. 
• Reflect upon:
  • What they learned about the community.
  • How they grew personally.