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About this demo

This dashboard presents data for a fictional program called Jeunesse Avenir.

It illustrates the kind of tool EXPLORE can design for your organization: key indicators, trends, reach, funding and outcomes, brought together on a single interactive, easy-to-share page.

Youth reached
412
▲ 18% vs. 2024-2025 (349)

Sessions offered

96

Overall satisfaction

87%

Attendance rate

78%

A marked summer dip, then a steady climb from September

Monthly attendance at activities: Apr. 2025: 74; May 2025: 88; Jun. 2025: 69; Jul. 2025: 42; Aug. 2025: 38; Sep. 2025: 102; Oct. 2025: 118; Nov. 2025: 126; Dec. 2025: 97; Jan. 2026: 121; Feb. 2026: 134; Mar. 2026: 141 attendances.

Three in five youth come from Prescott and Russell or Ottawa

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Funding up 26% in one year
A very positive picture overall, though everyday application still needs reinforcing

Survey results by statement: The workshops meet my needs: strongly disagree 1%, disagree 3%, neutral 8%, agree 38%, strongly agree 50%; I feel more confident in my abilities: strongly disagree 1%, disagree 4%, neutral 9%, agree 38%, strongly agree 48%; I apply what I learned in daily life: strongly disagree 2%, disagree 4%, neutral 12%, agree 42%, strongly agree 40%; I would recommend the program to a friend: strongly disagree 1%, disagree 2%, neutral 5%, agree 34%, strongly agree 58%.

Activity details
Methodological notes

Sources (fictional): attendance records; year-end survey (186 respondents out of 412); the organization’s financial statements.

Definitions: overall satisfaction is the share of respondents who agreed or strongly agreed; attendance rate is the share of youth who took part in at least 75% of their activity’s sessions.

Limitations: the year-end survey has a high non-response rate (55%), so results should be interpreted with caution.

Period covered: April 2025 to March 2026.

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