Ongoing Projects2021-02-11T21:42:07-07:00

Ongoing Projects

  • Children gardening.

Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids Program is Accepting Grant Applications

By |March 22, 2021|

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) is continuing to provide healthy food access during the COVID-19 pandemic through the Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids (HFDK) program. DDPHE is pleased to announce the second HFDK Request for Proposal (RFP) to support access to healthy food and food-based education [...]

  • Elizabeth talking with colleagues

Structured Conversations For Building, Maintaining, and Repairing Collaboration

By |January 15, 2021|

Collaboration is a best practice and, sometimes, a requirement of the work we do at Change Matrix. The complex change that we support in communities, states, and organizations must have diverse perspectives, participant engagement, and shared leadership working in collaboration with one another. Collaboration, while desired, must be intentional. Collaboration [...]

  • Collage of the people on the NTTAC team, including Rachele Espiritu, Elizabeth Waetzig, Kaitlin Ferrick, Tonicia Freeman-Foster, and Evelyn Clark

Change Matrix Partners On a New Technical Assistance Center

By |September 23, 2020|

Right now, the mental health of children and youth requires enduring focus and support in systems and communities across the country, including tribes and territories.  To contribute to that effort, Change Matrix is excited to partner with the Center for Applied Research Solutions (CARS), Georgetown University Center for Child and [...]

  • Suganya Sockalingam speaking and motioning with her hands in front of large Flipchart paper in a large room.

Facilitating the Addressing Health Disparities Leadership Program

By |August 21, 2020|

SUGANYA In 2012, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funded an Addressing Health Disparities (AHD) Leadership Program to be implemented by the National Council for Behavioral Health (the National Council). Ms. Mohini Venkatesh, who was then President of Programing at the Council, was leading the effort and [...]

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