1. Pathway to Partnership GPSC Summit
Tuesday, June 20th, 2017

2. Project Background Grew organically out of local CYMHSU work
Collaborative between local First Nations and health authority clinicians
Relationship building through our meetings
Culturally sensitive elements introduced:
Prayers to open and close gathering
Outcome narrative format to allow for unexpected elements
Sharing of food, diverse meeting locations
Inclusive working group membership

3. Project culmination needs
Developed work to a stage where you needed to hand off, grow and sustain the project
Document the work that had been done and serve as a communication tool
Legacy to preserve and spread the relationship building
“Light” in terms of project team resources (drew on communication resources)
Culturally accessible
Developmental Evaluation approach
Reflective of the strength of narratives: MSC, photovoice, case studies
Culturally accessible
Approach to capture ‘intangible’ relationship outcomes
Focused on the appropriate level of impact
Collaborative and culminative method to empower, spread

4. Developmental Evaluation approach
Project outcomes
Many voices
Multi-purpose results
Document, communication and spread
Transportable, culturally sensitive education
Reflective narrative
Developmental Evaluation approach
Rigor, collaboration from project team and document review
Added additional developmental evaluation questions
Ongoing conversation with the working group membership to ensure results were reflective and resonating
Accessible, transportable product