PPT-Collective Impact in Rural Communities

What were learning and why it matters Deborah Halliday MPA Principal Halliday amp Associates Connecting for Impact debdebhallidaycom 4065466991 . Theory and Practice. Eden Yesh. Kootenay Employment Services. Community Development Coordinator. ey@kes.bc.ca. . Collective Impact is a method of getting people to. work together differently in pursuit of a clearly . Glenn Miller, FCIP, RPP. Monday, December 1, 2014. Planning for Our Aging Population. Why we need to pay attention to aging. Planners and others responsible for built environment slow to adapt to demographic shift. 3. rd. biennial water funds | June 16, 2016. About FSG. FSG is a . mission-driven consulting firm specializing in strategy, evaluation, and research. , founded in 2000 by Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter and Mark Kramer. Project . Overview for . the Devon Churches Rura. l Forum. . May 2017. Growing the Rural Church: Project Aim. T. he Diocese’s Vision is to be people who together are:. growing in prayer. making new disciples. October 18, 2016. Stan Holt, MSPH, PhD. Why Collective Impact. Lots of good programs - effective. No population level change. Complex social problems. Rittel and Webber, 1973 - tame vs. wicked problems. Timothy . D. McBride, . PhD. Brown School. Center for Health Economics and Policy. Washington University in St. Louis. RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis. May 2018. Briefing. Excerpt from briefing given for Senate Finance staff, April 24, 2018. Rehabilitation . Toward a Community Paradigm. S. tate of the Science. Review the importance of disability in rural . America. Review our approach to research. Reflect on . what we have accomplished. Consider future directions . What is your role in the solution?. Presented by Lael Duncan, . Executive Director - Okanogan County Community Action Council. The Challenge of Rural Poverty. The reality of Rural Poverty did not begin with The Great Society of Lyndon Johnson. It dates back in Washington to the earliest migrations of settlement when people lived a subsistence existence in order to stake a claim to land that might provide security for their future generations. . Look at the photographs on p. 196. What do you see in each?. Which of the cities would you prefer to visit? Why?. Where Do Canadians live?. 1.The majority of Canadians live in cities. WHY? . Cities…. Differences: Study Results. and AETC Program Interventions. June 17, 2015. .. The findings and conclusions in this study are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Heather Morgan . hmorgan@twsproject17.org. 785-323-7001. Youth Leadership. (Develop opportunities for youth to develop leadership skills and see the value of living in the region). Health. Economic Development. to . Address an Aging . NH. NH Elder Health Coalition . Quarterly Meeting. March 16, 2016. 1. 2. What is Collective Impact?. 3. Collective Impact . occurs when organizations from different sectors agree to solve a specific social problem using a common agenda, aligning their efforts, and using common measures of success. . Pat Justis, MA &. . Stephanie Carpenter, RN, CNO. WSHPCO, October 10, 2017. Washington Rural Palliative Care Initiative. Objectives. 1. List three characteristics of rural health systems that call for a different approach to palliative care and describe the model proposed for rural integration of palliative services in WA State.. March 2024. Reaching Rural: co-learning sessions. Session 1.  - . AM 27th Feb 2024 (partners and staff). How do we break silos between ESOs and SMEs to support collaboration? (facilitated by Sam Ndonga, .