Faultline is a partner for change.
Our clients are often funders, advocates, policymakers, and community leaders who need an independent understanding of how systems are performing for people with mental illness and other complex needs. Whether evaluating investments, informing policy decisions, identifying systemic barriers, or advancing reform efforts, clients turn to Faultline for analysis grounded in lived expertise, systems expertise, and data.
Clients May Include:
Foundations and philanthropic organizations
Advocacy and systems reform organizations
Disability rights, civil rights, and legal organizations
Legislative leaders, policy organizations, and public-sector decision-makers
Community coalitions and cross-sector partnerships
Organizations responsible for funding, purchasing, or overseeing healthcare and behavioral health services
National, state, and local organizations working to improve systems and population outcomes
Clients engage Faultline to:
Understand how systems are functioning for people with complex needs
Identify barriers, gaps, and unintended consequences
Assess the effectiveness of policies, programs, and investments
Inform advocacy, strategic planning, and reform efforts
Center lived experience alongside systems and administrative data
Develop actionable recommendations for improvement
An Independent Perspective
Faultline provides independent analysis for organizations seeking an objective understanding of where systems are succeeding, where they are falling short, and what changes are needed to improve outcomes. While government agencies and service providers may engage our services, our work remains grounded in accountability, evidence, and the experiences of those directly impacted.