1. Human Services Program Human services programs are used to assist the community in a positive way. The programs are designed to help people with different issues to be successful. The programs can range from drug/alcohol abuse to women and children services. They assist people and make them a better person than what they were before they entered the program. 2. Program Planning Program planning consists of furthering a person or group thoughts about how to achieve the common goal of helping the community. In the planning stage, people can think critically and gather information on how to successfully run the program. 3. Program Evaluation Program evaluation is achieved by measuring the goals and quality of the program. In order to have a successful program, each element of the program must be assessed to ensure each quality is met. 4. Needs and Problem Statement Needs and problem statement are used to determine what kind of service would be provided to the community. The needs and problem statement can help an organization continue to see who needs service in the community. 5. Theory In human service program a theory is used to explain why the needs of people should be met. The theory is derived from a goal that the human service program has. It can be used to justify the actions of why the program is in place and what is needed to make the program better. 6. Outputs Outputs consists of weighing the program daily functions. The program daily functions are weighed by how much work each individual has achieved. 7. Outcomes The outcomes of the program are the end result. The Outcomes are what people have achieved while they participated in a human service program. With outcomes, an organization can see what each individual have accomplished. 8. Evaluative Research Evaluative research is used to determine valuable elements to