Partnership opportunities Boley Centers recently partnered with Evara Health, a federally qualified health center in Pinellas County, signaling openness to collaborations that integrate behavioral health services with primary care. This presents a pathway for joint program funding, shared service delivery, and cross-referrals that could be expanded to include housing, vocational training, and disability services.

Expansion funding The organization secured a $1M state grant for the St. Pete campus, indicating access to public funding channels and grant-ready projects. This suggests potential to identify additional state or municipal grants and to position compatible programs (housing, recovery services, vocational support) for grant-based expansion or modernization.

Data security risk A major data breach affecting PII and PHI was reported in 2025, highlighting a heightened emphasis on data protection, cybersecurity investments, and compliance. This creates an opportunity to offer integrated secure IT solutions, privacy assessments, and training services to reduce risk in their MS365/Azure environment.

Tech-enabled operations The tech stack includes iCIMS, Power BI, SAS, WordPress, and Microsoft 365/Azure, indicating mature data management, analytics, and HR systems. This readiness suggests opportunities for advanced analytics, CRM, donor and program management improvements, and cloud-based security and governance enhancements.

Diversified service model With 42 locations and a wide range of residential and community-based services serving over 1,200 individuals, Boley Centers demonstrates a scale that benefits from centralized program management, donor engagement, and interagency collaborations. Sales opportunities exist in expanding housing, vocational services, rehabilitation tech, and health integration across sites.