🌟 Supporting Youth Mental Health in 2025 🌟
Did you know that Taylor Newberry Consulting has 15 years of experience working with over 200 organizations on projects related to mental health. đź‘Ź We
Sometimes, You Learn More on a Hike
The First in our Series Entitled: Finding the Right Methods We recently completed a three year evaluation of The Lawson Foundation’s Outdoor Play Strategy, which
Evaluation of The Community Food System Grants Program: Building the capacity of grassroots food security organizations
Partner: United Way Toronto United Way Greater Toronto (United Way), in partnership with the General Mills Foundation and Greater Twin Cities United Way, piloted a
Evaluation of The Ujima Project: Helping underserved mothers access early childhood and maternal care
Partner: Abiona Centre The Ujima Project is a pilot project focused on bringing mental health and early literacy support, developmental screening, and family navigation services
Evaluation of Pacewood: The first dedicated 2SLGBTQ+ shelter for queer refugees in Toronto
Partners: The 519 and Homes First TNC has been working with both The 519 – a 2SLGBTQ+ community center based in Toronto, and Homes First
Evaluation of Market Greens: The role of incentives in in promoting food access
Partner: Community Food Centres Canada CFCC’s Market Greens pilot program was designed to promote food access by offering fruit and vegetable incentives to 320 families
Creating Surveys that can Detect Small but Meaningful Changes: Lessons Learned in our Work with Big Brothers Big Sisters Canada
A good evaluation survey is one that accurately measures the things we want to know. One common challenge with getting accurate results is ceiling effects
Flexing our Heads with BGC Canada
Since November, we’ve been working with BGC Canada to update their youth mental health program, called Flex Your Head! The program was first created for
Advocating for Equity Through Our Work
At TNC, we often use our evaluations as an avenue to support equity seeking groups and advocate for their needs. We believe that evaluations being
Building Strong Communities through Food: Our Experience Working Alongside Our Food Systems Partners
In celebration of TNC’s 10th anniversary on May 20th, 2020, we are creating a series of posts that reflect our practice and mission. At TNC we
Evaluating Connectivity in Waterloo Region – Phase 2 Findings
WHAT IS CONNECTIVITY? Connectivity is the name of the Waterloo Region “Situation Tables”, which bring police, health and social service agencies together at a weekly
Meeting the Needs of People with Complex Mental Health Challenges: Service Resolution
Building a Service Resolution Function in Toronto In Ontario, there has been a growing focus on building health and social service systems that are capable
Addressing Risk through System Collaboration: Evaluating CONNECTIVITY Waterloo Region
UPDATE:Â CLICK HERE FOR OUR PHASE 2 EVALUATION (2017) OF CONNECTIVITY, FOCUSING ON THE OUTCOMES OF WATERLOO REGION’S SITUATION TABLES! WHAT IS CONNECTIVITY? Connectivity is
Why Youth Focussed Action Plans to End Homelessness Matter
TNC was contracted by United Way KFL&A to help them develop an Action Plan to End Youth Homelessness in Kingston and Area. This project was
Practical Evaluation Ideas for Food Security Projects
Across Canada, groups are developing innovative new ideas designed to help people have full access to affordable and nutritious food. Â One of the challenges that
Mapping the Mental Health System in Peel Region
United Way Peel commissioned Taylor Newberry Consulting to conduct a community research project to gain an improved understanding of the mental health and addictions system
Youth Are Talking About Mental Health
Boys and Girls Clubs across Canada have repeatedly and increasingly identified a need for mental health resources and programming. AstraZeneca (AZ) supports a wide range
Why a Bus Pass Can Change A Life
Many Canadian communities are developing comprehensive anti-poverty strategies. Increasingly, affordable access to transit is emerging as a key component in these strategies. Access to the