Effective collaboration, not funding, is the biggest roadblock for Community Wellbeing programs

There are efforts underway in nearly every city, town, and neighborhood across America to not only help people and communities recover from the effects of the covid-19 pandemic, but also to address substance abuse, finding employment, alleviating poverty, supporting children and youth, and addressing the social determinants of health.  We are living in a very specific time where there are a plethora of programs being implemented to address some or all of these things in one way or another.

From the US Government’s American Rescue Plan to philanthropists like Mackenzie Scott, there are billions of dollars being sent directly to local governments and community-based organizations to help people live healthier lives.  The next hurdle for achieving thriving communities is in truly bringing together the different providers in an integrated system where workflows are seamlessly intertwined.

Moving away from the traditional siloed operations approach to true collaboration is the key to maximizing the effectiveness of the funding being poured into communities today.  The Wellbeing Care Community (WCC) provides the ideal solution for uniting these varied groups on an operational level, while keeping a focus on the individual and their personalized success pathway.

For coalitions focused on workforce development and poverty reduction, that operational layer is described in more detail on the economic mobility coordination page. Clinical, behavioral, and social service providers are united with civic, non-profit, and faith-based partners in a fully secured and compliant environment to close the loop on outcomes and increase client engagement via web or phone app.

WCC also qualifies as a data collection and reporting system with robust analytics and management dashboards.  Learn more about how WCC can bring your community together here!