Partners
Life That Counts works with schools, evaluators, technical reviewers, community organizations, funders, and family-serving partners. Each relationship has a defined purpose. A partner’s participation in one project does not transfer control of Life That Counts, create authority over a school, or turn the partner into a program evaluator unless the agreement specifically assigns that role.
Ways we partner
Schools and community organizations
Plan appropriate audiences, schedules, adult support, referral procedures, family communication, and follow-up.
Independent evaluation and learning
Examine implementation, participant experience, and outcomes using methods appropriate to the question and the available data.
Technical and content review
Review specialized content within a clearly defined field of expertise while Life That Counts retains responsibility for the program as a whole.
Foundations and institutional funders
Fund agreed programs, resources, evaluation, and organizational capacity.
Evaluation, technical review, and community support
Independent evaluation
Washington Park Research & Evaluation, LLC
An independent evaluation organization with expertise in rigorous study design, implementation research, participant tracking, fidelity, data analysis, and transparent reporting.
Historical evaluation; final report issued September 2022; Anticipated 2026-2031
Technical review
The Medical Institute for Sexual Health
A prospective independent technical-review organization for specialized medical accuracy and age appropriateness.
Anticipated; no executed engagement confirmed
Community support
First Source for Women
A community referral and family-support organization serving women and families in Cullman County, Alabama.
Current relationship confirmed
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Partner names and logos appear only when the relationship is verified and public use is authorized. Public listing does not imply endorsement.