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Supporting people with invisible disabilities through education, self-advocacy, technology, partnerships, and community.

Impact Tracking

Measuring what matters

A real-time view of how Inclusive Pathways Collaborative turns volunteers, ambassadors, partners, and training into measurable community impact. All values shown are illustrative planning figures for the project prototype.

Active volunteers

156

+12 this quarter

Active ambassadors

42

+6 this quarter

Training completion rate

82%

+9% vs. last quarter

Volunteer hours served

3,214

Year-to-date

Workshops supported

324

Toward 350 target

Individuals reached

12,480

Across events + online

Accessibility resources shared

2,860

Downloads + handouts

Community partners engaged

38

Toward 50 target

Ambassador outreach activities

184

Last 90 days

Monthly impact reports

12

Published to date

Volunteer hours & outreach (6 months)

Monthly volunteer hours and ambassador outreach activities.

  • Volunteer hours
  • Outreach activities

Community partner mix

38 active partners across 5 sectors.

  • Schools & higher ed12
  • Healthcare9
  • Employers7
  • Community orgs6
  • Government4

Individuals reached by channel

Year-to-date community reach.

Training completion by module

Percent of trainees who completed each module.

Welcome97%
Invisible Disability91%
A11y Basics86%
UDL74%
Communication70%
Ethics82%
Tech Tools65%
Outreach58%
Monthly Impact Report

Inclusive Pathways Collaborative — June 2026

Prepared for the Board of Directors, program donors, and grant-funding partners. This report summarizes program outputs, community reach, training, and qualitative impact for the reporting month.

Reporting period: June 1–30, 2026 · Prepared by IPC Program Office

Executive summary

In June 2026, Inclusive Pathways Collaborative continued to grow its reach across education, healthcare, and workplace settings. Volunteer hours rose 8% month over month, ambassador outreach activities reached a new high, and the Volunteer Academy crossed an 82% completion rate. Four new community partners formalized agreements, expanding our service footprint to 38 partners across five sectors.

Key highlights

342

Volunteer hours

31

Workshops delivered

1,840

Individuals reached

4

New partners

168

Outreach activities

612

Resources shared

Program performance

ProgramPeople reachedSatisfaction
Self-Advocacy Workshop series4204.7/5
Workplace inclusion lunch & learns2864.6/5
Family navigation cohort1544.8/5
Online community accessibility AMAs9804.5/5
Volunteer impact
  • 156 active volunteers contributed 342 hours this month
  • Volunteer Academy completion rate reached 82% (+9% QoQ)
  • 12 new volunteers onboarded; 4 advanced to peer-mentor roles
  • Estimated in-kind value of volunteer time: $11,300
Ambassador impact
  • 42 active ambassadors completed 168 outreach activities
  • Ambassador-driven reach: 6,420 people across events + social
  • 33 referrals submitted; 11 converted to program participants
  • 3 ambassadors advanced from Bronze to Silver level

Qualitative impact

For the first time, I had language to ask for what I needed at work. My manager listened — and said yes.

Workshop participant, Self-Advocacy series

IPC's accessibility checklist completely changed how we plan our community events. It's now part of every venue contract.

Director, partner community organization

Recognition

Alex Morgan

Volunteer of the Month

Jordan Lee

Ambassador Impact Award

Gainesville Civic Hub

Partner Spotlight

Looking ahead — July 2026

  • Launch the Accommodation Navigator beta with three pilot partners.
  • Open Ambassador Academy cohort #4 — targeting 15 new ambassadors.
  • Publish the Q2 Outcomes Brief for board, donor, and grantor review.
  • Submit two grant renewals tied to training and accessibility outcomes.
Prepared by the IPC Program Office. Values shown are illustrative planning figures for the project prototype and do not represent delivered service data. For questions about methodology or to request the full dataset, contact the Program Office.