2024 Net Impact Conference is here. Register today- https://lnkd.in/ePwa2gzD Join us on Saturday, Feb 24th for a day of inspiration and action at The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School! This is a great opportunity to learn and interact with our guests, speakers and panelists. Introducing to our keynote speakers- Jennifer Pryce, President & CEO of Calvert Impact , and Nikhil Bumb, Managing Director at FSG. We invite you to come and engage in the discussions and network with like-minded professionals, and contribute to making a difference at the community level. And also don’t miss the chance to cheer on the case competition finalists, Register now and be part of the movement towards building for a purpose! Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University CohnReznick LLP The Johns Hopkins University Carey Net Impact Net Impact #NetImpact #CommunityImpact #SocialChange #Conference #CaseCompetition #
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Heartfelt thanks to the Winston Churchill Trust (Australia). In 2012 a Churchill fellowship allowed me to visit Elder Clown programs in UK, Europe and North America. My findings lay the foundations for the Laughter Care program of The Humour Foundation. This arts-in-health program brings joy and uplifting human connection to residents in Aged Care, in particular those who are amongst the 1 in 3 who experience social isolation and the more than 50% who are living with dementia. The Churchill Trust is supporting me to develop an impact measurement framework and tool to measure the impact of the Laughter Care program. The tool will measure and articulate resident experiences and health outcomes as well as benefits to staff, carers and families. It will provide essential data to support organisations to implement the program, thus expanding the breadth and impact of this very effective contribution to bringing joy and dignity to some of our most vulnerable Australians. Again, humble thanks to this wonderfully enabling Trust.
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