Sustainability
RecoveryPeople evaluates its sustainability in terms of financial health, network capacity and equity, and participant satisfaction. These along with other key evaluation metrics are publish in our 2022 Impact Report.
Finanical Health
Over the past 5 years, RecoveryPeople increased its annual gross revenues, doubling from 2021 to 2022. Much of this growth has come through fee-for-service contracts with partner organizations that have access to government funds and need subject matter expertise and added capacity to meet deliverables. The revenue mix has moved from 90% federal grants in 2018 to a 50% - 49% split between grants and fee-for-service in 2022. Donations remain the largest opportunity for improvement because government funding policy restrictions prevent RecoveryPeople from covering all associated overhead costs.
Network Capacity and Equity
RecoveryPeople engaged a network of 2,860 individuals and 1,413 organizations from all 12 Texas Health and Human Service Regions.
Satisfication Ratings
RecoveryPeople is known for delivering quality services. Individuals who have received technical assistance consistently report high satisfaction scores and share how it has made a positive impact. On average, Recovery House Manager students and fellows rated the training 4.5 out of 5 stars
"Because of (RecoveryPeople) we were able to get all of the safety precautions in place....We had a fire at one of the houses ... the residents were able to quickly put out the fire before it burned the building."
-- TA participant
Invaluable training! I have seen my vision of operation more clearly, due to the instruction and guidance given through this training.
"Invaluable training! I have seen my vision of operation more clearly, due to the instruction and guidance given through this training."
-- Student
How can you support?
Make a tax-deductible donation. Donations remain the largest opportunity for growth because government funding policy restrictions prevent RecoveryPeople from covering all associated overhead costs.