How to evaluate a program focused on health behaviors within the context of in-work poverty?

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To evaluate a program focused on health behaviors within the context of in-work poverty, consider the following:

Assess changes in participants' health behaviors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, and physical activity before and after the program using validated measures.

Evaluate the program's impact on participants' mental health and quality of life, as in-work poverty is associated with poor mental health outcomes.

Analyze the role of socioeconomic insecurity and deprivation in living standards as mediators of the relationship between in-work poverty and health behaviors.

Gather qualitative feedback from participants on their experiences and perceived barriers to adopting healthier behaviors within the context of in-work poverty.

Monitor changes in participants' employment status and income to assess the program's effectiveness in addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by the working poor.