Strategic Partnerships That Drive System Reform

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The Collins Institute partners with jurisdictions, agencies, and organizations to design and implement high-impact child welfare reform through structured collaboration, pilot implementation, and long-term system alignment.

Partnerships are built around shared accountability, operational integrity, and measurable system outcomes—not advisory alone.

• State and local child welfare agencies
• Tribal governments and sovereign entities
• Research and policy institutions
• Philanthropic organizations and reform initiatives

Implementation Partnerships

Collaborative engagements focused on designing and executing system reform through structured pilots, operational redesign, and evaluation.

Strategic Advisory Partnerships

Ongoing executive-level collaboration to support reform planning, decision-making alignment, and system-level strategy.

Policy & Systems Collaboration

Joint development of policy frameworks, decision-making standards, and implementation models aligned with real-world system conditions.

All partnerships are grounded in:

• The 12-Point Child Welfare Reform Framework
• Real-world implementation conditions
• Data-informed decision-making
• Long-term system sustainability

We partner with organizations committed to moving beyond planning and into implementation.