Recovery Program Data Tracker & Report | Onslow County, NC

Onslow County shared these companion resources to support program performance tracking and reporting for the START (Substance Treatment and Recovery Team) Program. The tracking template serves as a centralized tool for collecting participant, service delivery, and outcome data, while the accompanying overview report demonstrates how those data can be transformed into a stakeholder-facing summary that highlights program activities, participant outcomes, recidivism trends, community partnerships, and overall program impact. Together, these resources provide a practical example of how jurisdictions can build data systems that support both day-to-day program management and meaningful communication of results to funders, policymakers, and community partners.


How to use it

  • Use the tracking template to systematically collect participant demographics, service utilization, referral activity, treatment engagement, and outcome data.

  • Adapt the reporting format to create annual reports, board presentations, grant reports, or community impact summaries.

  • Leverage the collected data to monitor progress toward program goals, identify trends, inform decision-making, and demonstrate program value and outcomes to stakeholders.

  • Use the resources together as a model for establishing a data collection process that feeds directly into routine reporting and program evaluation efforts.

Who might use it

  • Jail-based treatment and recovery programs seeking to improve outcome tracking and performance measurement.

  • Program managers and grant administrators responsible for reporting program activities and outcomes.

  • County agencies, behavioral health providers, and reentry programs interested in developing data-driven approaches to program oversight and continuous quality improvement.

  • Organizations looking for examples of how to convert operational data into compelling reports for stakeholders and funders.

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