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How and Why Did the Vision for the BHA Change?
When the Behavioral Health Task Force established by Governor Polis recommended the creation of the Behavioral Health Administration, the original concept suggested that all programs and funding related to behavioral health in the Executive Branch would move under this new … Continue reading
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Want General Operating Support? Make a Case for It.
I recently met with a client to share news that they didn’t want to hear. It was a rather informal meeting, and I verbalized the data I had, to back up the recommendation that I was making. They were not … Continue reading
Five Lessons that Also Apply to Nonprofits
The Stanford Social Innovation Review recently published “Five Lessons for New Philanthropists.” As I read the article, I couldn’t help but see the strong correlation to how these lessons can also apply for nonprofits: Scan the ecosystem first. The nonprofit … Continue reading