Webinar recording: Durham Collaborative Framework
September 20, 2016
This is the third webinar in the INTERVENTIONS IN PRACTICE webinar series, highlighting evidence-informed interventions implemented as part of the Systems Improvement through Service Collaboratives (SISC) initiative.
In this webinar, participants:
- learned how the Durham community reached the shared goal of developing a collaborative planning process for youth and families that embraced the principles of holistic care, strength-based planning, youth involvement and equity;
- heard how the principles of early and frequent service provider, youth and family engagement, co-development, train-the-trainer, shared oversight and organizational champions allowed for a more community owned implementation process and robust sustainability plan; and
- heard from Durham Region leaders about the lessons learned about implementing and sustaining a collaborative planning process; the challenges, the successes, the impacts and planning for the future in an ever-changing service landscape.
Target audience:
- Agencies and partners supporting youth and families with mental health and/or addiction needs
- Mental health and addiction agencies, and those looking to develop multi-sector collaborative planning processes
- Stakeholders and partners with an interest in the Systems Improvement through Service Collaboratives (SISC) initiative.
Presenters:
Cherie Banbury, Co-Chair of the DCFW Network of Champions, Assistant Probation Manager Youth Justice Services East Region
Jill Davidson, Co-Chair of the DCFW Network of Champions, Clinical Supervisor Frontenac Youth Services
Jonathan Berges, Regional Implementation Coach, Provincial System Support Program, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Download the slides (PDF)
- Watch the webinar recording (AdobeConnect)
- Read the Durham Collaborative Framework Info Sheet (PDF)
Event Details:
- April 19, 2024, 6:50 pm - 6:50 pm