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Roots of Hope Case Studies
Roots of Hope began with a diverse group of communities across Canada, which included francophone, Indigenous, urban, rural and remote, and priority populations. As part of our research demonstration project and Early Adopters, these communities championed the program and led a range of inspirational, impactful, and transformative suicide prevention and life promotion activities.
In the case studies below, these communities discuss their best practices, insights, and experiences to highlight their journeys, promote national awareness, and show the Roots of Hope pillars and principles that help them succeed at a local level.
- Comprehensive/Span the Continuum
- Collaboration/Coordination
- Culturally Appropriate/Lived Experience/Community-centred
- Strengths-Based/Recovery-Oriented
- Measurement and Evaluation
- Sustainable
- Innovative/Flexible
- Spotlight on Stony Plain, Alberta
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