Evaluation is a critical activity that informs key stakeholders about the success and challenges of a program. Fortunately, Sage has had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of programs that afforded a variety of evaluation challenges and experiences.

We've worked with programs that served children, prison offenders (while still in prison and upon release), homeless individuals, people with severe health concerns, and men and women of all ethnicities and ages.

The evaluations typically contained a quantitative and qualitative component to accurately determine the progress and outcomes.

Some of the evaluated programs that served these populations were:

• Street outreach
• HIV counseling and testing
• Peer education programs
• Housing projects
• Social support services
• Theater arts