BOF is actively seeking applicants for the fourth iteration of our Continuous Improvement Cohort! This eight-session program will guide small teams through the principles of the Results Count framework, while also introducing tools from our StriveTogether network partners. The cohort provides organizations with an opportunity to step out of their day-to-day work, analyze and understand their data, identify areas of improvement, and employ strategies to enhance results for those they serve. To get insights from past cohort participants, check out Episode 26 of our podcast,
BOF’s Continuous Improvement Cohort We invite you to submit your application by visiting: https://bit.ly/BOFCI2024 before January 18th. Please also consider sharing this opportunity with others – organizations need not be current partners of BOF to participate. For any inquiries, reach out to Kevin Meagher at kmeagher@buildingourfuturekc.org. We’re thrilled to announce that we are halfway through our Continuous Improvement Cohort sessions with our esteemed partners, Women and Children’s Horizons, Kenosha Area Family and Aging Services (KAFASI), and LGBT Center of Southeast Wisconsin. Together, these teams have wholeheartedly embraced the process, immersing themselves in data analysis to gain a deeper understanding of the communities they serve and the effectiveness of their services.
In this week’s session, the focus will be on exploring root cause analysis tools. By employing these tools, the teams aim to uncover the underlying factors that drive outcomes within their organizations. This strategic approach will empower them to make well-informed decisions and enact targeted improvements to enhance their support for the communities they serve. At the end of June, BOF launched the 3rd iteration of its Continuous Improvement Cohort with teams from Women and Children’s Horizons, Kenosha Area Family and Aging Services (KAFASI) and LGBT Center of Southeast Wisconsin. In our first session, team leads from each organization were provided an overview of the Results Count ™ framework from start to finish and received a copy of Mark Friedman’s Trying Hard is Not Good Enough. Each leader will champion their team's efforts over the course of 8 sessions in pursuit of achieving the best outcomes for those they serve. We are thrilled to partner with these amazing organizations in service of Kenosha County!
Learn more about BOF's Continuous Improvement Cohort here: https://www.buildingourfuturekc.org/continuous-improvement-results-count.html |
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