Most communities struggle to "move the needle" on complex challenges — including poverty, hunger, health disparities, and more. Successfully addressing these challenges requires innovative and agile use of new capacity-building tools, including the following:
Also needed, are skilled craftsmen (technical advisors) with expert knowledge and practical experience. Those who know how to effectively use new capacity-building tools in more powerful and productive ways — to transform lives and communities.
We are excited that many community stakeholders, from across the country, are evolving into Community Impact Specialists. Equipped with knowledge and experience in using new capacity-building tools, they are helping their communities discover cost-effective and evidenced-based solutions that really work. Communities are now building capacity for a "better together" civic culture that nurtures the following:
Increased connectivity among diverse helping agencies that drives the development of community partnerships and collective action.
A warm and friendly context where caregivers can share best practices and learn how to work together more efficiently and effectively.
A new community culture that supports innovation, broader civic engagement, and the co-creation of collaborative and lasting solutions.
We can show you how to take the "next steps" to MAXIMIZE the collective caring power of your community.
We provide coaching and consulting through phone visits, email exchange, and “live” video presentations. These provide education and motivation that encourages your whole community to get involved in developing practical solutions that make a real and lasting difference.
CIS training is available to those who welcome the challenge of educating their community to work together for common good and greater impact. All training happens via online video presentations, live webinars, and phone consultation.
Upon completion of the training program, participants become a certified Community Impact Specialist with Simon Solutions. For more information, contact Mike Simon at mike@simonsolutions.com or call 256-764-0633.