ASPIRE is a web-based system that manages indicator and resource data that are useful for community needs and resource assessments. ASPIRE contains indicator and resource data within numerous domains such as demographics, early care and education, community and civic involvement, mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment.
Quick Queries & Reports
  • Quick Queries allows you to quickly explore indicator and resource data categorized by different issue areas.
  • Quick Reports allows you to quickly examine pre-formatted indicator and resource reports.
Run a Query or Report
Community Pages
Community specific modules designed for users to have local information and prioritize their own work and indicators.  Additionally community pages provide users a needs assessment module with enhanced functionality, including a username and password for storage of queries, and reporting capabilities for an additional cost.
Community Page Information
Potential Uses
  • Identify need, compare with resource allocation, and prioritize resources
  • Influence policy with data
  • Determine community needs
  • Identify and obtain resources within a community
  • Evaluate progress towards goals
  • Utilize as surveillance tool
  • Study trends and predict change
  • Explore and query standard indicator
    and resource data
  • Build an assessment report for individualized community needs
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Useful Features

Standard indicator and resource queries, centralized indicator and resource information from numerous sources, general and individualized libraries for document storage and review, personal and private log-on, and individualized community assessments.



The Regional Prevention Services Project, funded by the Division of Behavioral Health, provides support regarding the utilization of ASPIRE or technical assistance for community assessments. For more information about the RPS Project please click here.
To leave feedback on the APSIRE system or to report a data error email: aspire@omni.org
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