How many people request assistance from your organization?
What are the demographics of the people who request assistance?
How many people from your defined groups (e.g., vulnerable populations) request assistance?
How many people with certain categories of legal problems request assistance?
What are the legal problems of the people who request assistance?
How do people request assistance (walk-in, telephone, clinics, online, etc.)?
What outside organizations refer clients to your organization?
How does the number of people requesting assistance compare to the number of eligible people?
How do the demographics of the people requesting assistance differ for different legal problems?
From which defined groups are people requesting assistance with different legal problems?
How do the types of intake (walk-in, telephone, etc.) differ for different legal problems?
How do the referral sources differ for different legal problems?
How has the number of people requesting assistance changed?
How have the demographics of people requesting assistance changed?
How have the number of people requesting assistance from your defined groups changed?
How has the number of people requesting assistance with certain categories of legal problems changed?
How has the number of people requesting assistance with different legal problems changed?
How has the way people request assistance changed (walk-in, telephone, clinics, online, etc.)?
How has the number of people referred by different outside organizations changed?
Where do the people requesting assistance live?
Where do people requesting assistance with different demographics live?
Where do people requesting assistance from your defined groups live?
Where do people requesting assistance with certain categories of legal problems live?
Where do people requesting assistance with different legal problems live?
Where do people who request assistance in different ways (walk-in, telephone, clinics, online, etc.) live?
Where do people referred by different outside organizations live?
Does the geographic concentration of intakes match the concentration of eligible people?
Does the geographic concentration of intakes match the concentration of eligible people with specific demographics?
Does the geographic concentration of intakes match the concentration of eligible people from your defined groups?
Does the geographic concentration of intakes match the concentration of eligible people with specific categories of legal problems?
Does the geographic concentration of intakes match the concentration of eligible people with specific legal problems?