StandBy approached Beacon Strategies to understand the ‘current state’ of their digital capability, identify potential ‘future state’ enhancements and think strategically about how potential digital products can enhance service delivery and position StandBy as Australia’s leading provider of support after suicide.

As part of the NSW Ministry of Health’s Towards Zero Suicides initiatives, Beacon Strategies is supporting Roses in the Ocean to facilitate local co-design processes for twenty new Alternatives to EDs / Safe Spaces services in each of the local health districts (LHDs) across NSW. Beacon Strategies’ role is to document the findings emerging from the co-design process and use this to support the LHD to establish the service. This project is currently underway and expected to be completed by mid-2021.

We’ve been engaged to develop a First 1000 Days Framework in close partnership with the Better Health NQ Alliance. The project will result in the development of a framework that will be used to guide collaborative investment in programs and services targeted at the first 1000 days of life.

The purpose of the project is to partner with Drug Arm to deliver an insightful co-design process that results in the development of a First Nations alcohol and other drug treatment program that meets the needs of service users, program staff and the broader organisation.

The purpose of the project is to develop an organisational impact framework in collaboration with key staff at Roses in The Ocean and informed by the broader lived experience sector and community.

CESPHN has engaged Beacon Strategies to support them to undertake a review and evaluation of the two main psychosocial support services they commission under the Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP): National Psychosocial Supports (NPS) and Continuity of Supports (CoS).