Funding momentum Strong and recent grant activity including a $1.65M grant in 2023 and NIH funding supports ongoing program expansion and impact validation, presenting opportunities to propose scalable, grant-aligned partnerships and sponsorships.

Leadership transitions Recent appointments of a new board chair and a new president/CEO indicate a period of strategic refresh and potential openness to new partnerships, collaborations, and funding approaches aligned with fresh leadership priorities.

Digital fundraising Active online presence with e-commerce and donation capabilities (WooCommerce, Stripe, contact forms) suggests ripe opportunities to offer digital fundraising optimization, donor analytics, and platform enhancements to boost giving and engagement.

Program expansion Historical trauma therapy and prevention programs with NIH-backed testing of virtual models signal readiness for programmatic partnerships, research collaborations, and scale-up of proven interventions to new communities.

Strategic alliances Longstanding mission with high-impact outcomes and sizable funding needs positions the organization as a potential partner for corporate social responsibility programs, philanthropic consortia, and joint initiatives with peers in the child welfare and trauma services space.