LifeBridge AmeriCorps Program contracted with Collective Impact to conduct a program evaluation for the AmeriCorps Program. The evaluation includes two phases. Phase consists of a review of the program logic model and the various measures and tools used and data currently being collected by the AmeriCorps Program with recommendations for improvement being provided. Phase 2 of the project consists of a one-year review of data, including the analysis of data and development of an evaluation report to be submitted to the organization upon completion of the project.
Collective Impact assessed the organization and the environment within which Frontier Housing, the largest non-profit affordable housing service provider in Kentucky, operates and developed a strategic plan to serve as a road map for the organization.
“Bruce Decker’s knowledge of the Appalachian region, including systems of care, funders and providers has been invaluable for the Appalachia Funders Network’s (AFN) Health Working Group. AFN’s Health Working Group has engaged Bruce a number of times to facilitate our regional meetings – he offers a good balance of member-to-member learning, narrowing of focus / opportunities and actionable next steps – as well as fun, educational group/team activities. Bruce is organized, responsive, an excellent listener and easy to work.” ~ Terri Donlin Huesman, Co-Chair, Health Working Group, Columbus, OH
Community Design Innovations is our signature "Collective Impact" service used for facilitating cross-sector community or system development and improvement. It is a promising practice for leading teams or communities of geographic location and/or common purpose through a holistic and integrated planning process.
Community Design Innovations is a model that engages diverse stakeholders from various disciplines and sectors in comprehensive outcome-based planning. Community Design Innovations increases participants' capacity to work collaboratively in implementing development strategies, solutions, and projects that improve communities and the quality of life of its residents.
