Below is a list of our available reports & toolkits. You can also use the search tool to find specific or archived projects.
We are excited to share what we learned through our collaboration with ALIGN Association of Community Services about how to define child and youth well-being across the continuum of Children’s Services in Alberta.
We are excited to share what we have learned from the year-one evaluation of Recovery Colleges in Alberta. Recovery Colleges are benefiting people’s
PolicyWise provided grants to four research teams dedicated to youth suicide prevention. Learn about the projects, their findings, and how to apply them to practice.
PolicyWise worked with the Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre to revise their theory of change. We also helped them develop an evaluation framework to guide their work. Learn more about this work and how to adapt it to benefit children and families!
Find out more about how organizational resilience can strengthen the well-being of the social-serving sector. In this resources you’ll find more information about organizational resilience and how your non-profit can get involved!
Fostering Change Through Community-Led Collaboration Youth mental health is a priority in Alberta and across Canada. Fifteen to 25-year olds report the highest
Opportunity Youth are among those hardest hit by the pandemic. They face barriers to employment, training, and education. Find resources, calls to action, and information on how to ensure successful futures for Opportunity Youth in Alberta!
At PolicyWise we believe child and youth well-being should be a policy priority. Prior to the pandemic, Canada ranked 30th out of 38 rich countries on
We understand well-being to be a holistic concept characterized by balance and interconnection of the social, physical, emotional, cognitive, environmental, and spiritual elements of life for children and youth, families, and communities.
