Strategic Partnership Opportunities
Closing the Gap Between Hospital Care and Real-Life Outcomes for Women
Who We Are
We partner with healthcare systems and organizations to extend care beyond discharge—through community-based programs that improve follow-through, reduce complications, and support long-term outcomes for women.
From Clinical Care to Real-Life Implementation
Her Promise Circle Foundation serves as a community-based implementation partner—bringing wellness, education, and support into the environments where women actually live and recover.
Our programs are designed to:
Reinforce your clinical care plans
Support and remove barriers to access, behavior change, and consistency
Address barriers to follow-through
Improve real-world outcomes
Post-Discharge & Preventive Wellness Support
Maternal Wellness, Recovery & Prevention
Program Overview
Our Post-Discharge & Preventative Wellness Support focuses on helping women successfully transition from clinical care into daily life—while also reducing the risk of chronic disease progression and future complications.
This community-based approach supports women after discharge and those at risk by providing structure, education, and real-life tools to follow through on care plans, build sustainable habits, and maintain long-term health stability.
By addressing both recovery and prevention, we help healthcare organizations close the gap between clinical care and real-life outcomes—where consistency and support are critical.
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In DeKalb County and the greater Atlanta area, many of the leading causes of hospitalization are directly influenced by lifestyle, stress, and lack of ongoing support after discharge:
Major cardiovascular conditions account for 1,124.6 hospitalizations per 100,000 residents, making them the leading cause of hospitalization
Stroke-related hospitalizations reach 240.3 per 100,000 residents
Chronic diseases are defined as long-term conditions that often require ongoing management and are frequently preventable through lifestyle, stress management, and early intervention
While clinical care addresses acute needs, many women leave the hospital without the support needed to regulate stress, rebuild strength, and integrate care plans into daily life.
This program addresses that gap by focusing on real-life implementation—supporting women through stress regulation, movement, recovery, and sustainable habit-building so they can follow through and maintain stability beyond discharge.
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Improve patient follow-through after discharge
Reduce preventable complications and hospital readmissions
Support chronic disease management and early intervention
Strengthen alignment between clinical care plans and daily life
Increase access to preventative wellness support in underserved communities
Empower women with tools to sustain long-term healthIncrease maternal health knowledge and self-care skills
Strengthen peer support networks and reduce isolation
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Her Promise Circle Foundation’s preventative wellness programming is already demonstrating measurable outcomes.
Recent participant survey data shows:
• 45 women participated in preventative wellness programming in Q1 2026
• 100% reported reduced feelings of overwhelm
• 95% reported improved ability to regulate stress
• 68% reported applying wellness tools to daily challengesThese early outcomes demonstrate the effectiveness of community-based preventative wellness education and support in helping women manage stress and strengthen their overall well-being.
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Increased adherence to post-discharge care plans
Reduction in avoidable complications and readmissions
Improved stabilization and management of chronic conditions
Increased engagement in preventative care and wellness practices
Improved physical, mental, and emotional well-being
Stronger long-term health outcomes for women across the care continuum
Program outcomes will be measured through attendance, participant surveys, wellness check-ins, and self-reported improvements.
Program Focus
Post-discharge recovery and care plan adherence
Chronic condition management and prevention
Lifestyle integration and habit consistency
Stress regulation and capacity building
Medication and routine adherence support
Early intervention to prevent escalation
Bridging clinical instructions into daily life
Maternal Wellness
Maternal Wellness, Recovery & Prevention
Program Overview
Our Maternal Wellness & Recovery Program is a community-based initiative designed to support underserved mothers’ mental, physical, and emotional health before, during, and after pregnancy.
Through education, movement, and stress regulation, we help women successfully navigate recovery and maintain stability during one of the most vulnerable periods of care.
This program addresses critical gaps in maternal health by providing accessible, preventative wellness support—extending care beyond clinical settings and into real life.
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Maternal and infant health remain priority concerns in DeKalb County and across Georgia.
Key maternal health challenges include:
• 1 in 5 mothers experience prenatal or postpartum depression or anxiety
• Many women receive minimal recovery guidance after medical clearance at six weeks postpartum
• Chronic stress during pregnancy is associated with preterm birth, low birth weight, and delivery complications
• Social isolation and lack of support increase maternal burnout, mental health challenges, and reduced self-care
Local public health assessments in DeKalb County identified mental health and maternal/infant health as priority community concerns, with 89% of residents reporting the need for expanded mental health services and support for new parents.
Community recommendations emphasized the need for:
• Increased mental health services for new and expecting parents
• Affordable or free prenatal and postnatal support programs
• Community-based wellness and education resourcesThese findings demonstrate a clear need for accessible preventative maternal wellness programs that support mothers beyond clinical care settings.
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Improve maternal mental health and emotional resilience
Support safe postpartum physical recovery and injury prevention
Reduce stress-related pregnancy and postpartum complications
Increase maternal health knowledge and self-care skills
Strengthen peer support networks and reduce isolation
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Her Promise Circle Foundation’s preventative wellness programming is already demonstrating measurable outcomes.
Recent participant survey data shows:
• 45 women participated in preventative wellness programming in Q1 2026
• 100% reported reduced feelings of overwhelm
• 95% reported improved ability to regulate stress
• 68% reported applying wellness tools to daily challengesThese early outcomes demonstrate the effectiveness of community-based preventative wellness education and support in helping women manage stress and strengthen their overall well-being.
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Participants will demonstrate:
• Reduced stress, anxiety, and postpartum mood symptoms
• Improved postpartum physical recovery and functional strength
• Increased confidence in maternal self-care and wellness
• Stronger community support networks and reduced isolationProgram outcomes will be measured through attendance, participant surveys, wellness check-ins, and self-reported improvements.
Program Focus
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Topics: Prenatal anxiety and stress regulation, postpartum depression prevention, identity shifts after birth, and building emotional resilience for mothers.
Why it matters: Postpartum depression and anxiety affect 1 in 5 mothers, and early education and support help prevent long-term mental health challenges for mothers and families. -
Topics: Safe postpartum movement, pelvic floor awareness and strengthening, core rehabilitation education, and gradual return-to-movement guidance.
Why it matters: Many mothers receive little guidance after six-week medical clearance, leaving issues like pelvic floor dysfunction, chronic pain, and diastasis recti untreated. -
Topics: Stress regulation techniques, breathing and nervous system support, sleep education, and trauma-informed wellness practices.
Why it matters: Chronic stress during pregnancy is linked to preterm birth, low birth weight, and delivery complications, making stress management a key preventative health strategy. -
Topics: Group wellness classes for mothers, community support circles, mother-baby bonding through movement, and accountability programs.
Why it matters: Social isolation is a major contributor to postpartum depression, parenting burnout, and reduced maternal self-care. -
Topics: Accessible maternal wellness education, culturally responsive programming, trauma-informed care, and inclusive movement practices.
Why it matters: Many mothers—especially those in underserved communities—lack affordable access to preventative maternal wellness resources.
