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Think Bigger Do Good Policy Series

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The Scattergood Foundation has partnered with the Peg’s Foundation, Patrick P. Lee Foundation, and Peter and Elizabeth Tower Foundation to commission a series of solution oriented papers discussing some of the most pressing behavioral health policy issues. The policy papers are informed by a consortium of experts in mental health and addictions care including both strategic and tactical experts, who provide input on prioritization of topics and guidance on how to craft papers to promote effective advocacy. The four foundations believe that now more than ever, philanthropic support in the area of policy is critical to improving the health outcomes for all.

The Policy Paper Series includes 21 papers from 2017 to 2021.

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Think Bigger Do Good Policy Series

We’ve commissioned a series of papers on behavioral health issues that aim to influence ongoing deliberations around policy reform.

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Building Better Systems

We’ve published papers that begin to identify incremental changes and solutions that could help to improve health and human service systems.

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Trauma-Informed Philanthropy

In partnership United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey and Philanthropy Network Greater Philadelphia, the Scattergood Foundation has developed resource guides to educate funders about their role building the trauma-informed movement.

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Stigma Reduction Series

Reducing stigma of mental health and substance use disorders is an essential component of health literacy. Stigma is a barrier to help-seeking and is an obstacle to wellness.

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Place Matters Children's Health and Well-Being

The Place Matters series published by the Foundation and Azavea is a collection of reports that examine the distribution of assets in each of the 10 city council districts and ranks each district in terms of how those assets stack up in terms of the level of risk faced by children in those areas.

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