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Ready to work with communities, public agencies, educators, employers and funders
We help partners convene stakeholders, design responsive programs, develop facilitators, and turn community insight into coordinated action.
No lasting transformation happens in isolation
We work through partnerships to extend our reach. The deepest change happens when people, families, businesses, organizations and communities work together.
Lasting change requires families, organizations, employers, funders, and public leaders to work together.
Ways to work together
Five kinds of collaboration, each connected to the part of the site that sets it out in full.
Community programs
Programs may be delivered independently or combined into a pathway shaped around participant needs, partner goals, and local context.
Training & workshops
Focused, interactive sessions for groups, teams, families, and community audiences.
Workforce development
Practical preparation that helps participants navigate employment, advancement, entrepreneurship, and responsible financial choices, including through employer partnerships.
Technical assistance
Planning, implementation, partnership, and evaluation support for mission-driven organizations.
Grant partnerships
Public-sector and institutional funding pathways, including subcontracts and teaming, are set out on the Government page.
Collective capacity
Designed for nonprofits, schools, agencies, employers and coalitions. Available as technical assistance, customized training and implementation support.
Community listening and stakeholder engagement
Program design and implementation planning
Facilitator and train-the-trainer development
Partnership building and referral networks
Outcome frameworks and continuous improvement
Organizations and people who make the work possible
The kinds of organizations and people we seek to work with, and what each can bring.
Schools and universities
To deliver group programs with students, teachers and families.
Employers and businesses
For funding, volunteers, mentors, spaces and employment opportunities.
Foundations
To develop joint projects and access resources.
Community organizations
To identify participants and understand local needs.
Faith-based institutions
Where appropriate, always respecting inclusion and freedom of belief.
Local government
To collaborate on educational and community initiatives.
Professionals
Educators, counselors, business owners, lawyers, psychologists, health specialists and other experts within an established or collaborative alliance.
Media
To share messages, stories of change and educational campaigns.
Mentors, facilitators and professionals
Teachers, counselors, coaches and volunteers can help multiply programs, supported by facilitator and train-the-trainer development.
Professionals can share relevant skills, mentoring, facilitation, or project support through an approved role.
Partnership is collaboration
Other ways of working with Attitude to Thrive have their own pages.
Let's start a conversation
Tell us what you need and we will route it to the right person.