Outcomes

Recovery should have somewhere to go.

Stopping a behaviour matters. What follows matters too. Our direction is toward a person who can make decisions, maintain a workable routine and participate in life with less dependence on crisis services or the programme itself.

StabilitySafer patterns, attendance and a daily routine that can be maintained.

Health & dignityAppropriate professional support, nutrition, movement, hygiene and self-care.

RelationshipsWhere appropriate, rebuilding reliable contact with family and community.

CapabilityDocuments, CV, training, education, budgeting, practical responsibilities and confidence.

Economic participationEmployment, training or a realistic route to self-employment where appropriate to the individual.

IndependenceA life that does not require permanent dependence on Stop Dependencies.

Employment and tax contribution can be meaningful indicators of restored economic independence, but a person's dignity is not conditional on productivity. Outcomes are individual and are not guaranteed.