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Research & evaluation
Measuring more than attendance. Documenting how change takes place.
SCRIP uses structured information to understand participant growth, support professional decision-making, strengthen implementation, and remain accountable to participants, partners, and funders.
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Multiple sources create a clearer picture of progress.
No single form tells the whole story. SCRIP combines participant responses, facilitator documentation, professional observation, clinical insight, and follow-up information.
Pre/post participant assessments
Trauma-related measures, including ACES where appropriate
Weekly surveys and facilitator session logs
Professional observation and clinical documentation
Cohort tracking and outcome reporting
Employment and continued-community-stability follow-up
01 · Observe
Gather information
Assessments, surveys, logs, and participant feedback document what is happening.
02 · Interpret
Review patterns
Professionals examine growth, risk, barriers, strengths, and areas requiring support.
03 · Improve
Turn data into action
Findings guide feedback, intervention, implementation quality, and program improvement.
Transparent reporting
Numbers are strongest when accompanied by context.
SCRIP’s public outcome figures provide a clear summary of reported impact. Partner and funder reporting can add cohort size, measurement period, definitions, limitations, implementation setting, and supporting evaluation findings.
“We are measuring more than whether someone completed a class. We are documenting how change takes place.”Edward L. Andrews · Founder & Executive Director
Evaluation supports better decisions.
For participants: more responsive and individualized support.
For facilitators and clinicians: clearer collaboration and follow-through.
For agencies and funders: evidence of implementation, progress, and responsible stewardship.
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