This was exactly what I needed, when I wasn’t aware that I needed it. Thank you for creating a culture of candor, a space where I can speak freely, be empowered, and connect with other leaders like me
~ Nonprofit Resilience Program Alum
Exacerbated by the pressures of COVID-19, nonprofit leaders are at a high risk of burnout and mental health impacts. If left unaddressed, this will negatively affect personal health and organizational sustainability resulting in unmet community needs. Unless we learn to support the development of healthy, resilient leaders, the social sector will have increasing difficulty retaining talent and growing the organizational capacity to create change.
1. Develop healthy leaders
2. Create trust and connectivity
3. Build organizational capacity
4. Strengthen the talent pipeline
Developing resilience is a transformational process that occurs over time through a multi-faceted approach. The Nonprofit Resilience Program strengthens individual leaders and their relationships with peers, ultimately improving organizational sustainability to achieve a greater impact. The health of an organization and the health of non-profit leaders are intrinsically intertwined. The program endeavors to create a resource that assesses individual leaders and provides them tools for personal mental and physical health habits, but also addresses the organization’s overall health and provides capacity-building tactics and tools to better enhance the symbiotic relationship between the two. Nonprofit leaders are identified through a nomination process and participate in a 90 day cohort covering three phases. Advisory for the program is provided by members of The Partnership Network.
Healthy Leaders
Stronger Connectivity
Building Capacity
Jamie Johnson
Director of Programs
112 Sherman St.
Millvale, PA 15209