Community Shared Services Collaborative
Building Non-Profit Capacity for Today’s Challenges
How we can help
As a non-profit healthcare provider, we know firsthand the pressures our sector faces—from workforce turnover and digital gaps to rising costs and the constant need to do more with less. The Community Shared Services Collaborative was created to help organizations meet these challenges head-on. Drawing on over a decade of collaboration with other non-profit healthcare organizations, we offer support in the five critical areas where building capacity makes the biggest difference.
Workforce Skills & Stability
High turnover rates, burnout, and uneven frontline readiness can disrupt client care and strain an organization’s resources. We provide training, leadership development, and practical tools to help you stabilize and strengthen your teams.
Decision-Making with Data
Organizations need actionable insights beyond the raw data to report on service delivery and tell their story. Our decision-support and reporting services analyze the complex information collected by your organization and transform it into useful insights that get you closer to your goals.
Smarter Procurement
Non-profits need to follow Ministry guidelines and complete time-consuming RFP processes. We support organizations in sourcing, procurement, and evaluation guidance so you can save time—and put it back into your services.
Digital & IT Capacity
From managing day-to-day systems to planning large-scale digital transformation, keeping pace with the ever-evolving digital landscape can be difficult. We know how challenging this can be, which is why we offer Information Technology and Information Management (IT/IM) services, system assessments, and ongoing managed support for your digital resources.
Project Support & Strategic Planning
New initiatives can stretch limited capacity. We provide project management, strategic guidance, and planning support to help your organization deliver projects successfully and stay strategically aligned to your mission.
