We’re excited to announce the launch of a brand new blog series dedicated to sharing valuable insights from our grantees who are actively working in the mental health and substance misuse space. As we transition from traditional learning briefs to a more dynamic blog format, we aim to foster timely conversations, elevate grantee expertise, and highlight the incredible work being done on the ground.
Why a Blog Series?
Our commitment to sharing knowledge and best practices has always been a cornerstone of our mission. While learning briefs have served us well in capturing detailed insights, we recognized the need for a more immediate and accessible way to share our learning. A blog format allows us to share stories, lessons, and updates in real-time, making it easier for you to stay informed and engaged.
Elevating Grantee Expertise
One of the primary goals of this blog series is to amplify the voices of our grantees. These organizations and individuals are on the frontlines, tackling complex challenges related to mental health and substance misuse. By sharing their experiences, successes, and even setbacks, we can all learn from their expertise. This series will highlight innovative strategies, community-driven solutions, and the impact of their work, providing valuable insights for other organizations, policymakers, and advocates in the field.
What to Expect
In the upcoming posts, you can look forward to reflections from grantee reporting, including lessons learned and an exploration of emerging trends and innovative practices in mental health and substance misuse, informed by grantee work.
Join Us on This Journey
We believe that knowledge is most powerful when shared. By launching this blog series, we invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and learning. Whether you’re a fellow advocate, a policymaker, or someone with a personal connection to these issues, we hope this series will provide you with valuable insights and inspire meaningful conversations.
Stay tuned for our first post next week, where we’ll share our learning from Community-Centered Solutions grantees.