Lifeline Recovery Services Foundation

1. Increased Family Stability and Communication

85% of participants report improved family communication by the end of the program.
75% of families implement at least two new coping strategies or boundaries discussed in the sessions.
2. Emotional and Mental Health Support

80% of participants report reduced stress, anxiety, or feelings of isolation due to consistent group engagement.
70% of families express increased emotional resilience when navigating their loved one’s substance use or mental health challenges.
3. Education and Empowerment

90% of families complete all 12 educational modules designed to build understanding of addiction, mental health, and family systems.
85% of participants report an increase in their knowledge of how to support a loved one in recovery without enabling harmful behavior.
4. Engagement and Completion

80% of enrolled families complete the full 120-day program.
90% attend weekly sessions at least 75% of the time, showing high commitment and consistency.
5. Long-Term Impact

Within 3 months post-program, 65% of participants remain actively engaged in supportive practices (ongoing groups, counseling, or self-care routines).
60% of families report that the program helped them reconnect or maintain healthier relationships with their loved one in recovery.

1. Increased Family Awareness of Substance Use Risks

90% of parents and youth report a better understanding of the short- and long-term consequences of substance use after completing the program.
85% of families can identify at least three high-risk behaviors and strategies to avoid them.
2. Strengthened Parent-Child Communication

80% of families report having more open and honest conversations about drugs, alcohol, and mental health after going through the curriculum.
70% of parents feel more confident addressing tough topics with their children as a result of the program.
3. Empowered Decision-Making for Youth

75% of youth report feeling more confident in making healthy, independent choices and resisting peer pressure.
65% of students demonstrate improved critical thinking in real-life scenarios related to peer influence and risky behavior.
4. Increased Parental Involvement in Prevention

80% of parents complete all program modules and engage in at-home activities designed to reinforce learning.
70% of caregivers report using at least two tools from the program to create boundaries and support positive behavior.
5. Expanded Reach and Program Engagement

The program is accessed by 300+ families nationwide in its first year of full launch.
At least 15 community partners or schools implement the program to reach families in their network.

1. Increased Access to Life-Saving Treatment

100% of financial aid awarded goes directly toward helping families access treatment placement or intervention services for a loved one.
85% of families who receive assistance successfully place their loved one in treatment or secure intervention services within 30 days of approval.
2. Reduced Financial Barriers for Families

90% of families report that financial assistance was critical to accessing necessary care they otherwise could not afford.
Families experience significantly reduced financial strain when navigating the high costs associated with treatment and intervention.
3. Stabilized Family Engagement in Recovery

80% of families who receive aid continue participating in family support services (such as Fix Your Family or other recovery programs).
70% of families report feeling greater hope, stability, and empowerment in their recovery journey after receiving financial assistance.
4. Efficient and Compassionate Allocation

100% of financial aid decisions are made within 7–10 business days of completed application submission.
95% of families express satisfaction with the clarity, speed, and supportiveness of the financial aid process.
5. Positive Recovery Outcomes for Recipients

60% of individuals placed into treatment through financial aid remain actively engaged in their recovery program for at least 60 days.
Within 90 days, 65% of families report that their loved one has made measurable progress toward recovery or sustained sobriety.