Service Delivery

Designing a Countywide Framework to Optimize Public Health Investments
Fresno County and FUSE are collaborating to build a data-driven framework to evaluate the impact of public health investments and guide resource allocation. FUSE Executive Fellow Elissa Schuler Adair will conduct a listening tour with stakeholders across government, academia, and community partners to assess current data systems, service delivery models,... Read more
Advancing Community Development Through Permanent Supportive Housing Implementation
The City of Louisville and FUSE are collaborating to accelerate the implementation of permanent supportive housing as a proven strategy to address chronic homelessness. FUSE Executive Fellow Stacy Shireman will engage stakeholders across housing, healthcare, philanthropy, and government to identify barriers to scaling permanent supportive housing (PSH), including fragmented funding... Read more
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Catalyzing Neighborhood-Based Youth Development and Reinvestment
The City of Atlanta and FUSE are working together to build a coordinated, citywide youth development system that expands opportunity and improves outcomes for young people in historically underserved communities. The Executive Fellow will conduct a comprehensive listening tour with city agencies, community organizations, youth, and funders to understand how... Read more
Strategic Expansion of Municipal Solar Infrastructure
Phoenix and FUSE are expanding solar across city facilities to advance climate goals, reduce energy costs, and strengthen community resilience. The city’s abundant sun presents a powerful opportunity to generate clean energy close to where it is used. Realizing that potential requires a clear strategy for ownership, finance, and long-term... Read more
Advancing Sustainability Through City-Wide Fleet Modernization
Phoenix and FUSE are modernizing the municipal fleet to improve air quality, lower costs, and deliver reliable city services. City fleets touch every neighborhood and play a key role in public health and operational efficiency. Transitioning to cleaner vehicles and fuels requires thoughtful planning, workforce readiness, and charging and maintenance... Read more
Deploying Energy Resilience Solutions in Aviation
Phoenix and FUSE are advancing clean energy solutions across the airport system to improve reliability, reduce emissions, and support community wellbeing. Airports are essential economic and transportation hubs that must operate reliably in a changing climate. Phoenix is exploring how on-site energy storage, microgrids, and other clean energy solutions can... Read more
Making Boston a Home for Every Child
Boston and FUSE are coordinating citywide efforts to ensure that every child can learn, play, and thrive in connected neighborhoods that support families. Families in Boston want schools, housing, parks, and health services to collaborate in ways that are easily accessible and responsive to community needs. The Mayor’s Office of... Read more
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Building Organizational Capacity to Expand Healthcare Access
First 5 Fresno County and FUSE are collaborating to expand access to community-based healthcare by strengthening the operational and financial capacity of local organizations. FUSE Executive Fellow BJ Harlow will engage diverse stakeholders, including community-based organizations (CBOs), health systems, and public agencies, to understand barriers to funding access and to... Read more
Pursuing Restorative Justice through Housing
Boston’s Mayor’s Office of Housing is working to close the wealth gap through multiple strategies, including creating and preserving affordable housing, supporting homeowners and renters, providing housing services to homeless individuals, and developing city-owned property. The City has adopted several approaches to help low and moderate-income families become homeowners, including... Read more
Catalyzing Bold, Inclusive Affordable Housing Expansion
Albuquerque reflects New Mexico’s remarkable diversity, with nearly 80% of residents identifying as people of color and 10% as people who immigrated. However, residents face significant housing challenges, with single-family home prices increasing 8% last year and nearly 300% over the past generation—far outpacing wage growth. More than one-third of... Read more