Doing More With What You Know

• Do you have a great idea of a child and youth mental health project? Are you wondering how and when to involve all the stakeholders?

• Have you done excellent research in child and youth mental health? Are you wondering how to reach the individuals and organizations that could best use your findings?

If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, Doing More With What You Know provides a set of user-friendly tools. These tools include a variety of ways to complement your work and go beyond traditional information dissemination.

Doing More In Partnership

• Do you have a great idea for a child and youth mental health research project? Are you interested in a community-university (or academic health science centre) partnership?

• Are you interested in grounding and mobilizing your research in Ontario’s communities?

Doing More in Partnership supports the development of authentic partnerships between community-based and university- or academic health science centre-based researchers.

Doing More With Program Evaluation

• Do you want to evaluate the extent that an established program is achieving its goals? Do you want to evaluate a new program that you are introducing?

• Do you want to create logic models that accurately reflect specific and measurable outcomes?

Doing More with Program Evaluation supports the planning and development of program evaluation within organizations. This toolkit provides an easy to use reference guide outlining the various steps in conducting program evaluation. As a resource, the toolkit provides a ‘roadmap’ for developing a program logic model, and includes an appendix of suggested readings for additional information.