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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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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

Meet Ashley

Hello! I’m Ashley and I’m incredibly excited to be the newest addition on the Collective Results Team! My journey to

Meet Kelsey

Hello!  I’m Kelsey.  I feel blessed to join the Collective Results team.  It’s like “home” to be working with this

Client Reflection: A Continued Partnership to Understand Impact – Alzheimer Society of Ontario x Collective Results

This blog was written by Christina Stergiou-Dayment, Chief Programs & Clinical Operations Officer at Alzheimer Society of Ontario Alzheimer Societies

Client Reflection: Supporting the Development of the Chatham-Kent Community Drug Strategy through Mutual Trust, Compassion, Flexibility and Expertise

This blog was written by Emily Guerin (Public Health Educator) and Jordynne Lindsay (Public Health Nurse) from Chatham-Kent Public Health

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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Collective Results is thankful to be able to work and live on land that has been inhabited by Indigenous people since the beginning. In Ontario, there are 46 treaties and other agreements that cover the areas in which we work. We are thankful to the First Nations, Metis and Inuit people who have always cared for the land, and who have shaped and strengthened our communities, the province, and the country as a whole.