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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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The Art of Systems Planning: Connecting the Dots and Co-Creating Collaborative Solutions

The majority of my time working with Collective Results is spent working with health and social service agencies on systems

Meet Lauren!

Hello! My name is Lauren and I’m proud to be the newest member of the growing Collective Results (CR) team!

Getting at the Heart of the Matter: Supporting a Values-Driven Approach to Strategic Planning

This blog was written by Norah Kennedy, Executive Director, at Family Transition Place: In the fall of 2022, Family Transition

Project Spotlight: The Power of Successful Collaboration with Southwestern Public Health

This blog was written by Peter Heywood, Program Director of the Community Health Division at Southwestern Public Health: Successful collaboration

Reflections on 2SLGBTQ+ Pride Month: History, Celebrations, and Reminders

I write this blog with a sombre tone, as I reflect on 2SLGBTQ+ pride month just days after the hate-fuelled

Collective Results Day of Joy!

This past June, the entire Collective Results team was given an additional vacation day as an expression of gratitude for

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.