The project aims to explore the landscape of government contracts related to mental health services in Canada and develop a competitive application for Phare, a mental health company. The primary goal is to identify current opportunities where Phare's services can align with government needs and create a compelling proposal. The project will involve researching existing contracts, understanding the criteria for successful applications, and leveraging Phare's strengths to craft a strategic application. This project will enable learners to apply their research and analytical skills, as well as their understanding of mental health policies, to real-world scenarios. The tasks are closely related and designed to be completed by a team of learners from a single academic program, such as public health or health administration.

The deliverables for this project include a comprehensive report on current government contracts in mental health, a strategic analysis of Phare's competitive advantages, and a draft application proposal. The report should detail the criteria and requirements for the contracts, while the proposal should outline how Phare can meet these needs effectively. Additionally, a presentation summarizing the findings and recommendations will be prepared for Phare's leadership team.