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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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Elgin – St. Thomas Community Aligns on Substance Use and Mental Health: From 16 Actions to 4 Focused Priorities

This blog was written by the co-chairs of the Elgin Mental Health, Substance Use & Addictions Coalition (EMHSUAC).  The Elgin-St.

Developing a Multi-Year Strategy in a Time of Crisis: Finding the Right Balance Between Immediate Action and Long-Term Planning

Developing a community drug strategy rarely follows a neat, step-by-step plan. Often, urgent needs demand immediate action, leaving little time

Building a Better Future: Aligning Organizational & Community Strategies

In the world of planning, both organizations and communities utilize strategies to achieve their goals. While both aim to create

Transforming Complex Challenges with Design Thinking: A Path to Innovation

Are you trying to solve complex or multifaceted problems? Or maybe you have problems that prevail despite previous attempts to

Is Your Collaborative Group Feeling Stuck? Here’s How Collective Results Can Help You Break Through!

Collective Results has had the joy of supporting numerous community collaboratives, networks and groups that are coming together for a

From the Classroom to Consulting: Allie’s Student Practicum Experience at Collective Results

Hi again! I’m Allie and, as I wrap up the final semester of my Master of Health Evaluation program, I

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