Referral partnerships
Create clear criteria, handoffs, navigation, and follow-up between participating organizations.
Partner with us
Build stronger behavioral-health access together.
Holistic Wellness Foundation seeks partners who want to turn a specific access gap into a practical, coordinated, and measurable pathway.
Why partner
No single organization can solve a fragmented pathway alone.
Schools understand students. Clinics and providers understand care delivery. Housing teams understand residents. Governments, funders, and nonprofits understand community systems. Partnership brings those perspectives into one workable response.
Schools and school divisionsFree clinics and FQHCsHospitals and health systemsLocal governmentsCommunity services boardsBehavioral-health providersTelehealth providersLicensed residential providersSupportive-housing organizationsContinuums of CareFoundations and grantmakersCommunity nonprofits
Community collaboration
Clear roles. Shared purpose. More practical access.
Partnership models
Start with the need. Shape the right collaboration.
Partnerships can begin with a referral challenge, a program idea, a funding opportunity, or a community-wide access goal.
Program development
Design school, community, or residential access pathways around an identified local need.
Grant collaboration
Align funders, community partners, and a measurable access framework around a practical response.
Community outreach
Build non-stigmatizing education and awareness that helps people understand where to begin.
Service coordination
Clarify roles and strengthen continuity across housing, community, and qualified provider systems.
Capacity partnerships
Explore shared resources, telehealth access, navigation support, or other practical infrastructure.
A useful first conversation
The access gap
Who is being underserved, and where does the current pathway break down?
The partner role
What capability, trust, infrastructure, or qualified service does each organization bring?
The practical model
What referrals, coordination, outreach, or program-development work would make a difference?
The measures
How will participating partners know that connection and continuity are improving?