Focus Areas

As trusted advisors to government, community, and industry leaders, we work across a wide range of policy areas, including employment, income security, mental health, child and youth development, housing, community safety, and justice.

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Housing access and stability

Children, youth, and families

Community safety and justice

Responsive Career Pathways

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Practitioner Data Initiative

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Scaling to Meet the Needs of Canadians

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Building youth resilience and well-being

Children, youth, and families

Future Talent: Insights from Canadian Cybersecurity Dual-Client Model

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Strengthening employment interventions for newcomer youth

Children, youth, and families

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Analyzing gender, skills development programs, and labour mobility

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Assessing the feasibility of a large-scale social-emotional skills assessment in Canada

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Career Pathways demonstration project

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

An evidence generation approach for the Community Healing Project

Community safety and justice

Contextualized Essential Skills demonstration project

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Generating evidence to support A Way Home’s Impact

Housing access and stability

Designing an evaluation of Ontario’s Community Justice Centres

Community safety and justice

Building evidence for an employment assessment tool

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Integrating essential skills and employment services in British Columbia

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Testing the impact of IT training for youth

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Designing a portable housing benefit

Housing access and stability

Enhancing Manitoba’s employment services

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Rapid response in times of disruption

Work, skills, and economic opportunity

Towards a better understanding of NEET youth in Ontario

Children, youth, and families

Informing the future of the Canadian Housing Policy

Housing access and stability

Our team and partners live and work on the traditional territory of many Indigenous people across Turtle Island. Blueprint’s home office is situated in the area known as Tkaronto, an area that has been care taken by the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Huron-Wendat for thousands of years. We strive to meaningfully incorporate principles of reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples in our day-to-day work, as is our collective responsibility as treaty people, which requires ongoing reflection and collective action.

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