Our Approach to
Dynamic Development
Grounded in Research and Community Engagement
Research
We are a science- and evidence-based organization that relies on interdisciplinary research to guide our strategies.
Our approach integrates expertise from fields such as gerontology, behavioral sciences, computer sciences, social sciences, business, architecture, and engineering. By leveraging data and research, we ensure our solutions are grounded in a robust and holistic understanding of the challenges we address.
Community Engagement
Recognizing the rapid growth and evolving nature of this market, we understand the need for long-term analysis that incorporates modern technological interventions and emerging cultural sensitivities. To achieve this, we engage with all stakeholders across the chain of custody to ensure comprehensive solutions.
We specialize in collecting and analyzing data through town hall meetings and other participatory methods, actively listening to those impacted and working collaboratively to develop effective strategies. Additionally, we are committed to utilizing AI-powered systems to harmonize data inputs and integrate them into our intellectual frameworks, driving real, actionable results.
152M
Globally, dementia cases are expected to reach 152 million by 2050.
90%
In Canada, 90% of seniors prefer aging in a supportive, home-like environment.
1.3T
The global cost of dementia was $1.3 trillion in 2020 and is projected to double by 2030.
Stakeholder Requirements
Our guiding principle is to establish a solid foundation of requirements and continually improve upon it. We employ a collective, cross-functional methodology to craft dynamic solutions that align end-user needs with stakeholder capabilities. This involves a systematic approach to collaboration, ensuring every voice is heard and every client need is addressed.
By analyzing and organizing data points across all facets of the process, we aim to deliver results that reflect a true partnership with our stakeholders.
Funding
Quilt Community Funding Model
We balance affordability and innovation through multi-layered strategies.
Transparent reporting keeps stakeholders informed about the impact of their contributions.
Tailored funding models address the specific needs of each project.
Our mission is to democratize success and foster independence within our communities, ensuring they are not solely reliant on traditional funding models, including government programs.
We evaluate each initiative using a cohort affordability model that considers key cost drivers and aligns them with the ideal community opportunity.
This cross-functional approach enables us to balance financial feasibility with the broader goal of creating resilient, self-sustaining communities.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
Collaborate with businesses, non-profits, and government entities to share resources, expertise, and funding. These partnerships can drive the creation and sustainability of dementia village projects.
Social Impact Investments
Attract investments from individuals or organizations aiming for measurable social benefits alongside financial returns. Focus on health, wellness, and community impact.
Grant Programs
Secure funding from foundations or government programs focused on healthcare innovation, senior living, or dementia care. These funds can help with infrastructure, technology, or operational costs.
Community Crowdfunding
Engage local and global communities to contribute to the project through online campaigns. Showcase transparency and the direct impact of contributions.
