Regional Recovery to Work Ecosystem Assessment and Goals

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In this assessment, the focus is on the vision for success and top opportunities within the Recovery to Work Ecosystem. Goals include organizing stakeholders, engaging and supporting businesses, and providing wrap-around support for jobseekers. The discussions cover collaborative efforts, strengths, areas needing improvement, and key opportunities within the regional ecosystem.


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  1. RECOVERY TO WORK ECOSYSTEM: OVERVIEW AND REGIONAL ASSESSMENT What is your region s vision for success and top opportunities?

  2. Recovery to Work Ecosystem Goals 1. Organize Regional Stakeholders to Create a Continuum of Care 2. Engage and Supporting Businesses as Recovery-to-Work Partners So They Hire and Support Workers in Recovery 3. Facilitate Wrap-Around Support for Jobseekers and Workers with SUD to Ensure Lasting Recovery and Employment

  3. Goal 1: Organizing Stakeholders What is a tangible, measurable change you would like to see in how regional stakeholders (across economic development, workforce development, recovery organizations, public health, and others) collaborate on recovery to work issues? Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view] Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view]

  4. Goal 1: Organizing Stakeholders Discuss the current landscape of how regional stakeholders (across economic development, workforce development, recovery organizations, public health, and others) collaborate on recovery to work issues: What are your region s strengths? Where does your regional ecosystem need work? What are your top two opportunities?

  5. Goal 2: Engaging and Supporting Businesses What is a tangible, measurable change you would like to see in how businesses are engaged and supported to hire and retain more people in recovery? Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view] Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view]

  6. Goal 2: Engaging and Supporting Businesses Discuss the current approach to engaging and supporting businesses on recovery to work issues in your region: What are your region s strengths? Where does your regional ecosystem need work? What are your top two opportunities?

  7. Goal 3: Facilitating Wrap-Around Support What is a tangible, measurable change you would like to see in the wrap around support provided to people in recovery who are looking to find or retain work? Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view] Success is: [insert a shared measure of success it may be different than what you developed from your organization s point of view]

  8. Goal 3: Facilitating Wrap-Around Support Discuss the current landscape of wrap around support provided to people in recovery who are looking to find or retain work. Consider: What are your region s strengths? Where does your regional ecosystem need work? What are your top two opportunities?

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