Impact & Logical Framework | Wounded Warriors Support Initiative (WWSI)

Our Results Chain

From inputs to lasting change

Each level of the program builds on the one before it, with clear indicators at every stage.

Inputs

Funding, professional staff, training materials, rehabilitation equipment

Activities

Physiotherapy, trauma training, peer mentorship, reintegration workshops

Outputs

Sessions delivered, peer groups formed, workshops held

Outcome

Better mobility, less trauma-related distress, more programs completed

Goal

Improved quality of life, independence and social reintegration

Logical Framework (Logframe)

Full logical framework

Intervention Logic	Objectively Verifiable Indicators	Means of Verification	Assumptions
Overall Goal
Improved quality of life, independence and emotional well-being of wounded officers	% improvement in quality-of-life scores among wounded officers Increased functional independence and social reintegration	Quality-of-life assessments Beneficiary surveys Independent evaluations	Continued government commitment to veteran welfare Stable operating environment
Purpose / Outcome
Wounded officers complete structured rehabilitation and recovery	Number of beneficiaries completing rehabilitation programs Reduction in reported trauma-related distress Improved mobility and pain management outcomes	Program completion records Physiotherapy and psychosocial assessments Medical and progress reports	Beneficiaries remain engaged in the program Adequate professional staff availability
Outputs
1. Physiotherapy & rehabilitation services delivered	Number of physiotherapy sessions conducted % of beneficiaries showing functional improvement	Session attendance logs Physiotherapy progress reports	Access to facilities and equipment is maintained
2. Trauma-informed psychosocial training conducted	Number of trauma-support sessions delivered Improved coping and resilience indicators	Training reports Psychosocial assessment tools	Beneficiaries are willing to participate openly
3. Peer support & mentorship networks established	Number of peer groups formed Frequency of peer-support meetings	Peer group records Mentorship reports	Peer leaders remain committed
4. Reintegration & life-skills training provided	Number of reintegration workshops held % of beneficiaries reporting increased confidence and purpose	Workshop reports Pre- and post-training surveys	Family and community support remains positive
Activities
Conduct physiotherapy sessions	Qualified physiotherapists engaged	Contracts, session logs	Professional services available
Deliver trauma and resilience training	Psychosocial trainers engaged	Training schedules, reports	Safe learning environments maintained
Facilitate peer mentorship programs	Peer mentors trained	Mentor training records	Peer mentors willing to serve
Coordinate reintegration workshops	Workshops conducted annually	Workshop documentation	Beneficiaries able to attend
Inputs
Funding · Professional staff · Training materials · Rehabilitation equipment	Resources mobilised as planned	Financial reports Procurement records	Timely disbursement of funds

Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning

Transparent, independently budgeted M&E

Monitoring and evaluation has its own budget line, so it meets donor accountability standards.

Baseline study at program start
Mid-term review to guide adaptation
Endline and independent final evaluation
Ongoing data collection and donor reporting

View the Program Budget

Baseline

Year 1

Establish starting quality-of-life, mobility and resilience measures

Mid-term

Year 3

Review progress and adapt delivery based on feedback

Endline

Year 5

Measure outcomes against the logframe indicators

MEL Budget

$52,000

Dedicated five-year allocation

Impact & Accountability

From inputs to lasting change

Full logical framework

Transparent, independently budgeted M&E