Is this in alignment: Group Research Design for Evaluating Outcome This study will look at how effective intensive case management services are by using a specific research method called a quasi-experimental group design. There will be two groups: one group will receive the intensive case management services, and the other group will not receive these services at the same time. To gather information, we will collect data at different points. Before the program starts, we will collect pre-test data from both groups to understand their starting points, including details like age, gender, and background. After the 12-week program, we will collect post-test data to see if there have been any changes in how clients engage with services. We will also check in again three months later to see if the changes last. The timeline for collecting data will be organized as follows: we will gather pre-test data one month before the program begins. The program will run for 12 weeks, and then we will collect follow-up data right after it ends and again three months later. We will use both numbers and personal stories to gather information. For the numbers, we will look at client records and give surveys to clients in both groups to learn about their experiences and any challenges they face. For personal stories, we will conduct interviews or focus groups with some clients to get deeper insights into their experiences. When analyzing the data, we will use basic statistics to summarize the info