Conceivable
Dreams

Conceivable
Dreams

With the help of EnterpriseHealth, Conceivable Dreams successfully advocated for new government funding for fertility patients in Ontario. EnterpriseHealth led research, policy development, strategy creation and execution to advocate for a fertility tax credit as the most flexible solution for patients. After less than two years, the Ontario government announced a new fertility tax credit and a $150 million expansion of the Ontario Fertility Program, with Conceivable Dreams playing a prominent role in the announcement and promotion. 

Casey House

Casey House

With the help of EnterpriseHealth, Casey House expanded its services to begin welcoming new clients who are at risk of HIV and who have been historically underserved due systemic inequalities. Casey House wanted to update the way it speaks about itself to better align with the communities it serves and reach a broader audience. EnterpriseHealth ran focus groups with the Casey House community members and hosted facilitated sessions with board members and leadership staff to inform updated branding to reflect its expanded services. In addition to a new core narrative and messaging, we developed a new tag line to resonate with clients and their family members, community members, and Casey House employees.

Addiction and Mental Health Ontario (AMHO)

Addictions and
Mental Health
Ontario

With the help of EnterpriseHealth, Addictions and Mental Health Ontario (AMHO) has strengthened its position as the leading voice for community-based mental health and addictions care in Ontario through integrated government relations strategies that have redefined the sector’s narrative, aligned advocacy with government priorities, and mobilized members across the province. Over the past five years, our collaboration has included advancing government relations efforts, launching targeted public relations and digital campaigns, and executing multiple Queen’s Park lobby days. As a result, AMHO has built stronger, more connected relationships with government and secured two base funding increases—totaling more than $800 million in new investments for frontline mental health and addictions care.

9-8-8

988

EnterpriseHealth and Creative Currency supported the successful launch of Canada’s first three-digit suicide crisis helpline, 9-8-8. EnterpriseHealth developed a cohesive brand and communications plan with targeted messaging for people in distress, produced branded creative assets, and created media relations materials for a national technical briefing with CAMH and the Public Health Agency of Canada. A targeted paid media campaign that included attention-grabbing video content produced by Creative Currency educated Canadians about the new hotline. The launch generated extensive national media coverage and established 9-8-8 as a trusted resource for those in crisis.

North York
General Hospital

North York 
General Hospital

North York General Hospital was looking to engage their staff, key partners and donors in the launch of their strategic plan and future implantation of the plan. EnterpriseHealth designed and delivered a dynamic launch event featuring six interactive sessions, empowering over 300 attendees to engage with the strategy and shape its future implementation.