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Welcome to the Collective Results Blog!

Sharing the latest and greatest adventures of the Collective Results dream team as we work with our clients to make positive social change. 

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How you can use Lego (and other materials) to build connection and excitement for your strategic plan!

Collective Results recently supported the Research Institute for Aging (RIA) with a facilitation to build connection and excitement among all

Welcome Allie!

Hello! I’m Allie and I’m excited to be joining the Collective Results team as a practicum student this fall. I’m

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Retreat reflections: Regeneration and renewal at Heartwood Farm and Cidery

This past week, the Collective Results team traded office chairs for grassy fields and swapped out spreadsheets for sunshine! Our

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Understanding and Categorizing Support for Ontario’s Caregivers: A Collaborative Effort with Collective Results

This blog was written by Alison Kilbourn, Manager of the Ontario Caregiver Organization’s Essential Care Partner Support Hub and Bianca

A Review of the Service System for Children and Youth with Complex Mental Health Needs in the District of Muskoka

In December 2023, Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions embarked on a journey with Collective Results to complete a Child & Youth

Summer is Pie Season (pie chart tips)

Pie is the baked dessert of choice in summer, so we thought it fitting to offer a few simple tips

Collective Results consultants live in communities across Ontario to serve the unique needs of communities and organizations across the province. We also work both in-person and virtually across Canada. 
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