CROSS SECTOR COLLABORATION MADE EASYWe provide timely, comprehensive training that helps support you as a leader in assessing and meeting community healthcare needs on multiple levels.
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If you aren’t familiar with the term cross-sectoral collaboration or cross-sector partnerships, then here is what you need to know.
A cross-sectoral partnership works by helping different organizations from various industries and sectors come together to solve a common problem affecting their service population. For example, Ending the HIV Epidemic involves the government, social service organizations, and non-governmental organizations addressing the clinical, housing, food, and transportation needs of the HIV community.
As we speak, hundreds of businesses and organizations throughout every industry are coming together to share their knowledge and resources to solve issues in their communities. Here’s why:
Collaborating with others gives you access to new connections and opportunities.
Get access to subject matter experts and additional resources.
Increase efficiency and provide better services to the community.
Collaboration
Ready, Aim, innovate is a program by Hager Health, an LLC—a company known for innovating solutions to long-standing problems. We specialize in developing partnerships between the public and private sectors to improve communities through collaboration, measuring what matters, and just-in-time training.
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HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT:
We help you get the tools and know-how you need to reach out to new partners. Connecting the dots between diverse actors, to make your partnership impactful.
We provide training designed to bring your stakeholders to a common understanding of goals and methods across their diverse perspectives. Elevating community experience as a key influence on public policy.
Applied learning is rooted in actual problems our clients are working passionately to solve with their stakeholder groups (e.g., using specific tools and scientific approaches to including community perspectives in public policy making).
