Access
Which services were families able to reach, and where did barriers persist?
UMEED · Annual Impact 2025–26
Measure continuity for children and families, not just programme activity.
UMEED’s annual impact layer follows families from connection and eligibility through consent, baseline, continuity planning, qualified referral, access, follow-up and safe closure or continuation.
Programme Overview
What UMEED is accountable for.
Neurodevelopmental support and family care through navigation, service mapping, consent-based coordination, referral continuity, caregiver capability and safe programme follow-up—without replacing qualified clinical, rehabilitation or educational professionals.
ConnectFamily, school or community contact.
EligibilityAppropriate entry and permission.
UnderstandMinimum baseline and priorities.
PlanAgreed continuity actions.
ReferQualified service linkage.
FollowAccess, barriers and next steps.
Close / ContinueSafe transition or continuing plan.
Programme KPI
Individual annual dashboard.
Distinct children / families
Separate from contacts, home visits or referral episodes.
Permission & baseline completeness
Consent/assent and minimum necessary information.
Referral access
Referral created, appointment reached and barriers remaining.
Continuity actions
Open, due, overdue, completed, transferred or closed.
Annual values should be populated only from reconciled UMEED registers and approved reporting records. Targets are not presented as achieved impact.
Family Capability
Impact includes what families can understand and continue.
Where evidenced, reporting may describe caregiver guidance, routine planning, school/community coordination, service-navigation confidence and continuity support.
Learning & Roadmap
What the annual cycle should answer.
Continuity
Which actions remained open, delayed, transferred or unresolved?
Adaptation
What should change in mapping, family guidance, referral pathways or programme scope next year?