Table 1.
SAFE – scams and identity theft logic model.
| Outcomes | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | Activities | Outputs | Short Term | Intermediate | Long Term |
| Full-time program coordinator | Senior presentations on scams and identity theft and how to recognize and avoid them Presentations for professionals Four-part financial literacy series Free one-on-one services to address financial impacts of scams and identity theft Heavy community resource fair presence Collection of pre- and post-assessment information for one-on-one services to assess impact Creation of booklet on steps used to address identity theft in cases of victimization. | 1,500 or more seniors receiving information on scams and identity theft each year through community presentations 500 or more professionals reached and receiving information on scams, identity theft, and SAFE program assistance 100 or more seniors receiving financial literacy each year 10 or more resource fairs attended yearly to enhance recognition of program name and services in the Metro Detroit Senior Services community 30 or more individuals per year receiving free one-on-one assistance | Assistance to victims of identity theft to recover their financial footing Improved knowledge of scams and ID theft within older adult population Improved knowledge of how to recognize senior financial exploitation and where to send seniors for assistance from professionals Improved knowledge of general financial capabilities in Metro Detroit older adult population Increased awareness of where to get one-on-one assistance with scams and identity theft | Thousands of dollars saved by older adults victimized by scams and ID theft Improved credit report activity of older adults using one-on-one services for scams and identity theft Reduced daily financial stress Improved mental health Reduction of cognitive health deficits resulting from FE | Protection of the financial, cognitive, and emotional health of older adults Maintainance of improved mental health Maintainance of cognitive functioning Maintainance of reduced financial stress |
| Part-time community outreach assistant to promote program | |||||
| Program promotional materials | |||||
| Partnerships with area agencies to connect community with services | |||||
| Funding: PREVNT, Mary Thompson Foundation, Foundation for Financial Planning, Michigan Health Endowment Fund | |||||