Complex problems are never solved in isolation. Strategraph helps public health organizations see how their systems actually work, where relationships hold or fray, and how partners can move together toward change that lasts.
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Founded 2022
What we do
Most partners come to us with similar underlying problems. The information exists, the people care, and the work still stalls because no one can see the whole picture at once.
We make the invisible structure of a system visible. Stakeholder network mapping, pathway mapping, and journey mapping show where a person actually moves through care, where handoffs break, and which relationships are carrying more weight than anyone realized.
Explore mapping →Needs assessment, logic modeling, outcome measurement, and implementation planning built for the reporting you actually owe. We design indicators your team can maintain after we leave, not a framework that collapses at the first quarterly deadline.
Explore evaluation →Neutral, structured facilitation for the conversations that decide something. Group facilitation, learning collaboratives, coalition development, and priority setting sessions that end with owners and dates rather than a list of good ideas.
Explore facilitation →Training that leaves capability behind. We build data fluency, evaluation skills, and responsible use of artificial intelligence inside your team, so interpretation stops depending on one analyst or one consultant.
Explore capacity building →
Our approach
We work in a deliberate sequence. Rushing to solutions before a system is understood is how good intentions turn into duplicated effort.
Who we serve
Our partners tend to share one trait. They are responsible for outcomes that no single agency controls.
Public agencies whose decisions set the shape of an entire system, and who need defensible evidence to justify where resources go.
Cross sector groups with real commitment, limited time, and a persistent need for shared understanding before shared action.
Organizations supporting service members, veterans, and families across systems that were never designed to talk to one another.
Agencies rich in data and short on capacity to turn it into insight leadership and funders can act on.
The facilitators did a great job of answering questions and organizing an incredible amount of macro level information in a way that made sense. Workshop attendee, Virginia, 2024
Selected work
A statewide effort to map prevention and crisis response across Vermont communities, combining facilitated mapping sessions, coalition development, and training delivery under a multi year state contract.
Most engagements begin with a short conversation about what is already known, what is contested, and what decision is waiting on better information.