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Third Sector Capital Partners, Inc.

Nonprofit advisory partner helping government agencies redesign policies and programs to improve outcomes for all people.

Advisory firmwww.thirdsectorcap.org ↗

Engagement models
Project, Retainer, Workshop or training, Advisory board
Ideal client stage
Established business, Enterprise
Works in
United States, North America
Based in
Boston, MA, United States

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About

Nonprofit advisory partner helping government agencies reshape policies and services to improve outcomes for all people.

Services

  • Outcomes-Focused Technical Assistance (OFTA)

    Tailored technical assistance to enhance service delivery and help public-sector partners achieve better outcomes, aligned with the firm's outcomes-focused practice.

  • Workforce Pathways

    Advisory work to strengthen workforce systems and create equitable pathways for jobseekers to achieve economic mobility.

  • Post-Secondary Opportunity

    Programs and advising to expand accessible pathways to education and economic opportunities for individuals.

  • Capacity Building

    Support to build partner capacity, align resources, and strengthen organizational systems to sustain improved service delivery.

  • Evaluation & Learning

    Design and implementation of evaluation approaches and shared-learning practices to measure and improve program outcomes.

  • Research & Stakeholder Engagement

    Research and stakeholder engagement to inform policy, program design, and system improvements.

  • Program Design & Implementation

    Collaborative design and implementation support for social programs across areas like behavioral health, diversion and reentry, and early childhood development.

  • Shared Learning & Networks

    Facilitation of shared-learning approaches and networks among government agencies, service providers, and funders to spread effective practices.