Policy & program design
Translating research into policies and programs that hold up in the real world of clinics, classrooms, and communities.
- Policy analysis & option development
- Program models & implementation plans
- Cross-sector strategy
We help agencies, school systems, and foundations turn evidence into policies and programs that let every young person thrive.
Two systems, one child — and where they meet, something grows.
We work across the whole arc — designing what should happen, testing whether it worked, and making the case that moves it forward.
Translating research into policies and programs that hold up in the real world of clinics, classrooms, and communities.
Measuring what matters — so you know whether a program is reaching young people and actually moving outcomes.
Turning findings into briefs, testimony, and materials that make the case to the people who decide.
A child's health and a child's education are not separate problems — so we don't treat them separately.
Every recommendation traces back to what the data and the field actually show.
We design for the constraints of real budgets, staffing, and systems — not the whiteboard.
The kids who are hardest to reach are the ones the work has to reach first.
We work alongside your team, leaving you with capacity you keep after the engagement ends.
Health & Education Policy Partners exists because the systems shaping a young person's life rarely talk to each other. Pediatric and mental health, families, and schools each hold part of the picture — and children slip through the gaps between them. We were built to work in those gaps.
The practice is led by our Principal, who works across child and adolescent health and K–12 education: translating research and on-the-ground reality into sound policy, designing programs that agencies and districts can actually run, and building the evaluation and advocacy that keep good ideas moving. Every engagement gets senior attention from first conversation to final deliverable.
We deliberately take on a small number of clients at a time. That keeps the work close, the advice honest, and the focus squarely on what changes for kids.
Tell us what you're trying to change for kids. We'll tell you honestly whether — and how — we can help.