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1. Project Overview and Objectives


● Summary: Begin with a brief summary of the project, outlining its purpose, scope,
and expected outcomes.
● Goals: Clearly define the specific objectives of the project, such as addressing a
particular social issue, community need, or demographic.
● Alignment with Club Values: Mention how the project aligns with your club's
mission and values, emphasizing its relevance to social service.

2. Target Beneficiaries and Impact


● Audience/Beneficiaries: Identify the community, group, or individuals who will
benefit from the project. Provide data on their needs if available.
● Expected Impact: Explain the anticipated positive outcomes for the target group,
along with any long-term benefits.

3. Timeline and Milestones


● Project Phases: Break down the project into key phases (planning, execution,
review) and outline the timeline for each.
● Milestones: Include key milestones (e.g., kickoff date, main events, final review) to
ensure proper tracking and evaluation of progress.

4. Resources Required (Budget, Manpower, Partnerships)


● Budget: Provide a detailed budget for the project, including funding sources,
expected expenses, and any in-kind contributions.
● Human Resources: Outline the required team members or volunteers, detailing their
roles and responsibilities.
● Partnerships: Mention if there are any partnerships with other organizations,
sponsors, or volunteers that will be crucial to the project.

5. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan


● Success Metrics: Define the key performance indicators (KPIs) that will measure the
success of the project.
● Reporting Plan: Describe how you will monitor progress (regular reports, feedback
loops, etc.) and evaluate the project’s effectiveness upon completion.

6. Risk Assessment and Contingency Plans


● Potential Challenges: Identify any risks or challenges that may arise during the
project (e.g., resource limitations, weather, logistics).
● Contingency Plans: Provide solutions or alternative strategies to mitigate these
risks and ensure the project stays on track.

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