IMPACT

Measuring What Matters to Community

SCCDE is a young organization building its programs with care. We believe public trust depends on honest reporting, useful evidence and a willingness to learn. We will publish verified results with a clear time period and context, and we will not present targets as completed achievements.
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Women Engaged

Verified impact to date: approximately 25 women engaged in SCCDE’s first Women’s Cancer Awareness session in Edmonton, June 2026. This is the first verified public activity metric for the website. Additional results will be added only after attendance records, participant feedback or approved program reports are available.

Measurement Framework

What SCCDE Will Measure

As programs grow, SCCDE will track and report progress against the following measures.

Measure Why It Matters
Participation
How many people attend, return or complete an activity.
Learning
What participants report understanding or feeling more confident about.
Referrals
How many connections are made to appropriate services and resources.
Access
Which barriers are reduced, including language, information or technology barriers.
Partnerships
How organizations, volunteers and professionals contribute to program delivery.
Participant voice
What community members say worked, what did not and what should change.

Accountability Statement

SCCDE is committed to using funds responsibly, protecting participant privacy and reporting results accurately. When programs are supported by funders or partners, the website will acknowledge that support only after names, logos and wording are approved.

A Note on Reporting

As a young organization, SCCDE will only publish verified results — not projected or planned outcomes presented as complete. Every figure on this site reflects confirmed activity with a clear date and context.

Partner on Community Impact

Interested in supporting or measuring outcomes alongside SCCDE? We welcome conversations with partners, funders and evaluators.