Dress for Success Worldwide: The national headquarters of this multi-national affiliate organization provides suits to clients who have a job interview and are re-entering the workforce. The Capstan Group is helping the organization plan an evaluation system to be able to determine the impact of its services on the self-sufficiency of their clients. The Capstan Group has also been hired to provide ongoing technical assistance to help all three New York City branches implement their client evaluation programs.
Career Gear: The Capstan Group was hired to help the organization determine its measures for sustainability and plan a long-term evaluation system to monitor the impact of Career Gear on the self-sufficiency of its clients. Subsequently, Career Gear has hired The Capstan Group for two more projects--to provide ongoing training and technical assistance to for implementation of its client evaluation system, and to develop the evaluation component of Career Gear's prisoner re-entry program.
ChildPlan, Inc.: The firm provides strategic planning to help this nonprofit develop its plan to become a sustainable organization. The Capstan Group helped the organization write and submit a three-year grant for interim operational funding and developed a five-year strategic and financial plan that was recently approved by the organization's board. The Capstan Group has subsequently been brought on for two additional projects, including one to help ChildPlan create a data-based planning process to develop organizational priorities.
InterCommunity Mental Health Group, Inc.:InterCommunity Mental Health Group is the designated local mental health agency for six towns in Connecticut. The Capstan Group is working with the organization on several projects, including professional development of its Board of Directors, staff development, and the creation of a business plan for a proposed new service.
Childcare Blueprint: The Capstan Group has been hired by multiple communities, including East Hartford and Bristol, to provide technical assistance as they develop blueprints for early care and education for their children. The blueprints--which will identify top priorities regarding early care and education in the communities and specify detailed plans to make changes with respect to those priorities--will be part of the State of Connecticut's "Ready by 5 and Fine by 9" initiative.