AmeriCorps Plans Survey on Community Corps Impacts
Published Date: 1/22/2025
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Summary
AmeriCorps wants to bring back a survey to study how the National Civilian Community Corps is making a difference. This affects current and past members who’ll be asked to share their experiences. The goal? To keep improving the program without adding extra paperwork stress, all while following important rules about collecting info.
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NCCC member survey reinstated
If you are a current or former National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) member, AmeriCorps is proposing to ask you to complete a survey about your experiences to study the program's impact. The agency says the survey is intended to help improve the program and will follow the Paperwork Reduction Act to avoid adding extra paperwork burden.
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