What kind of documentation is associated with Standard 8?

Standard 8 typically relates to the involvement and support that a program receives from the community it serves. Documentation associated with this standard often includes evidence of partnerships, stakeholder engagement, and community feedback that can demonstrate the program’s relevance and impact. Community support can encompass various forms, such as letters of support, partnerships with local organizations, or feedback from community stakeholders, all of which showcase the program’s integration within the community it aims to serve.

In contrast, while photos of program activities, volunteer logs, and budget reports are important components of program management and evaluation, they do not specifically reflect the notion of community support that is essential to Standard 8. Each of those documents serves different purposes, such as showcasing participation, tracking volunteer involvement, or managing financial resources respectively, but they do not directly illustrate community backing or engagement in the way that community support documentation does.