Collective Outcomes of START Model Programs in 2022-2023

Of participants connected to new services 

Of participants were kept safe through a plan created by their support team

Of participants improved their attendance and participation in school

Of participants had improved academics at school

Of participants showed improvement in their living situation or familial relationships 

Of participants had fewer or no criminal charges since participation

Of participants with problematic substance use who are now attending treatment/utilizing harm reduction/have reduced their use

Of support teams have a better understanding of the participant's challenges

Of support teams gave a better understanding of the participant's at-risk activities

Of participants had fewer or no criminal charges once involved in Re-START

Decrease in the number of calls to police once becoming involved with Re-START

Clients that became employed while with Re-START

Clients who have returned to high school, trade school or are in work placement programs.

Clients with problematic substance use who are attending treatment/utilizing harm reduction/reduced their use

Clients who were experiencing homelessness or were living in inadequate housing who found a place to live

Of participants were connected to new services through their involvement with the program

Of participants report reduction in barriers to accessing services through their involvement with the Re-START program