Leadership Gathering
TOWARDS A WHOLE-SYSTEM, PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH TO SERVICE DELIVERY
Many people access services from multiple sectors, and outcomes in one area, commonly have positive or negative consequences for outcomes in other areas. Although this interdependence is well-known, truly integrative approaches have been slow to appear. Through our Leadership Gathering, an expert panel leads discussions to improve the coordination of complex service delivery.
PAST SESSIONS
WORKING ACROSS SECTORS TO FOCUS ON THE PERSON: NORTH AMERICAN EXAMPLES
Our November session continues to focus on the question of bridging differing mandates and structures within the health, justice, and social sectors to bring the person’s holistic needs and outcomes into focus by looking at two North American examples.
WORKING ACROSS SECTORS TO FOCUS ON THE PERSON: INTERNATIONAL EXAMPLES
Our June session moves from discussing the operational realities of complex service delivery to the question of bridging differing mandates and structures within the health, justice, and social sectors to bring the person’s holistic needs and outcomes into focus.
LIVED EXPERIENCE, SUBSTANCE USE, AND PERSON-CENTERED SERVICE
Through our February webinar, a peer-facilitated panel kindly shared their lived experience of seeking services and support. Keeping the focus on lived experience, the April session takes a deeper look into the current operational environment across the social, health, and justice sectors.
LIVED EXPERIENCE - CONNECTIONS & MENTAL HEALTH
Focused on the theme “Lived Experience – Connections and Gaps”, our February Leadership Gathering panel discussion features people with firsthand experience seeking support and experiencing the gaps and inconsistencies of the “service ecosystem” for people with complex needs. Panelists also have expertise as peer mentors and direct service providers, working to support others navigate these systems.
TOWARDS A WHOLE-SYSTEM, PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH TO SERVICE DELIVERY
Many people access services from multiple sectors, and interventions or outcomes in one area, whether they be therapeutic, supportive, or corrective, commonly have positive or negative consequences for interventions and outcomes in other areas. Through our first Leadership Gathering, experts discuss how to improve the coordination of complex service delivery.
CRISIS & INNOVATION: A SERIES OF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS ON SERVICE DELIVERY IN THE PANDEMIC
In the summer of 2020, we hosted a series of web-based roundtables that brought together leaders from the public and non-profit sectors to discuss the nature of challenges related to complex service delivery, the emergence of alternatives, and the future of social, health, and justice systems in BC.
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