Becoming a community-informed organization requires more than occasional input—it requires a structured, consistent, and strategic approach to listening. Surveys, focus groups, and informal conversations are valuable tools, but they only serve their purpose if the data collected is analyzed thoughtfully and used to inform organizational strategy.

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