It’s rare that nonprofit staff have an opportunity to experience the inner workings of a healthcare foundation, let alone four of them. Healthy Places by Design had a unique opportunity to partner with staff from several health legacy foundations that compose the Health Legacy Collaborative Learning Circle (HLCLC).
Why is this work relevant to organizations that focus on population health and community-led change?
The Health Legacy Collaborative Learning Circle (HLCLC) Project
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