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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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Reflecting on a Year of Impact: Collective Results’ In-Person Success Stories

Collective Results has had a busy and exciting year filled with meaningful and impactful work! One trend that we observed

Raheal’s Reflection from Working with CR on a Student Placement

Hello all, My name is Raheal and for the past few months I have found myself immersed in a fulfilling

Knowledge to Action: Sharing My Favourite Knowledge Mobilization Tools

In the ever-evolving landscape of health and social services, success lies not just in the accumulation of knowledge but in

Strategic Planning is Fun!

Over the past few years, Collective Results has had the opportunity to support many organizations and networks with the development

Unveiling Collective Results’ New Two Year Strategic Plan!

Collective Results is thrilled to unveil our roadmap for the next two years — our new strategic plan. We are

Cool things you learn working at Collective Results! Human rights-based approach to housing.

I had the honour of collaborating on the Collective Results team that worked on the Gaps Analysis for housing, substance use

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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