For over a decade, the Siemer Institute has been dedicated to assisting families in need across the United States achieving greater housing stability and enhancing their children’s educational outcomes. At the heart of their mission is the commitment to a two-generation (2Gen) approach, that addresses the needs of parents or caregivers and children simultaneously, promoting holistic family support.
Through their 74 Funded partners and 150+ service providers across 39 states, they support 2Gen programs that are centered on keeping children in their schools and preventing unplanned moves. This approach ensures that families receive the comprehensive support they need to thrive.
In 2023, the Siemer Institute’s community partners reached 20,190 families and positively impacted 44,575 children. The Siemer Institute network reported:
75% housing stability, up from 71% in 2022
67% income stability, up from 62% in 2022
96% education stability among children served
One of the Siemer Institute’s community partners, Amy Lindner, President and CEO of United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County, said “The impact the Siemer Institute is having would not be possible with money alone. The commitment they bring to impact, learning, and true partnership makes all the difference.”
Kimberly Habash Dorniden, President & National Executive Director of The Siemer Institute said, “Our goal at the Siemer Institute is to create connected communities where all children thrive. As a funder that is investing in over 70 programmatic partnerships across the country, it is important to have access to real-time data. Having access to the data at the client level as well as regional level allows us to analyze results and turn that information into learning opportunities that can be shared across our network. With SureImpact, our process is streamlined and we have much more confidence in our reporting and data.“
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