Impaired Driving Rehabilitation Programmes Evaluation Report
This report details the evaluation findings of the Impaired Driving Rehabilitation Programmes funded by Health NZ.
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About this item
- Issue date:
- 12 December 2024
- Status:
- Current
- Corporate Author:
- Dovetail Consulting,
- Type:
- Evaluation and review, Report,
- Topic:
- Addiction, Mental health,
- Copyright status:
Copyright Held by Non-Crown Party
Impaired Driving Rehabilitation (IDR) programmes are funded by Health NZ to work with recidivist drink or drug driving offenders to reduce reoffending and harmful alcohol and drug use. Established in 2014 the IDR programmes are delivered nationwide through ten local providers.
This report details the evaluation findings of the Impaired Driving Rehabilitation Programmes funded by Health NZ. The evaluation is whole-of-programme evaluation, spanning processes, outcomes and learning from the programmes delivered across New Zealand. The evaluation identified key strengths in both the delivery and impact of the IDR programmes. It applies a Value for Investment approach and provides suggestions for potential future service delivery.