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The stories behind building better human service systems
This blog is for people interested in building a better human service system: where client outcomes improve and sustainable business models for the agencies who serve these clients is the new norm.
The Curandi Model is grounded in the system science that unleashes the power of effective collaboration around common sense outcomes to deliver clear value for the client, organization, and community.
Small social service organization, backbone organizations, government human service agencies, funders and payers all have a stake. We welcome you to learn more.
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