Fund access. Measure execution. Build the evidence base.
EMERGE 8 is designed for grant-funded, sponsored, and institutional delivery so community participants can access structured support without being priced out.
Fund the intervention and the measurement infrastructure together.
A strong pilot does more than pay for eight sessions. It funds delivery, participant materials, referral infrastructure, data capture, follow-up, and a post-cohort impact readout.
These are program design targets for evaluation—not historical results or guaranteed outcomes.
Track the things the program actually claims to influence.
| Measure | Timing | Method | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attendance + completion | Weekly / Week 8 | Cohort log | Program engagement and dosage |
| Recovery action plan completion | Week 8 | Workbook verification | Concrete planning output |
| Urge-interruption confidence | Baseline / Week 4 / Week 8 / follow-up | Self-rating | Skill acquisition and retention |
| Support-system completion | Week 7 / Week 8 | Support map | Reduced isolation and continuity |
| Referral activity | Ongoing | Referral log | Appropriate escalation and connection |
| Participant satisfaction | Week 8 | Post survey | Quality improvement |
Foundations
Support community-rooted recovery, early engagement, family stability, and evidence-building.
Corporate sponsors
Sponsor a cohort as a defined community-impact investment with implementation and outcome reporting.
Public agencies
Integrate recovery education and referral navigation into community stabilization and public-health portfolios.
Build the first evidence-generating pilot.
Request the program overview, proposed measurement framework, and implementation conversation.