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PHOENIX, Dec. 13, 2023 – As part of its commitment to positively impact the quality and longevity of life for the populations it serves, Equality Health Foundation is creating a strategic alliance with WHEN® Enterprises Corp. (WHEN) to provide well-being services in the Phoenix-area.

The organizations will provide life-changing well-being, mental health and career development information to underserved families and individuals in South Central Phoenix through the WHEN model of connecting clients to certified WHEN Advisors®. Clients will engage in advisory and coaching sessions with WHEN Advisors via a series of private appointments, and their progress will be tracked through a variety of benchmarks on individualized client dashboards.

“We have witnessed the success of the WHEN well-being model in action for the past several years and are looking forward to formally engaging WHEN as a strategic partner to enhance our ability to provide well-being services to those most in need in our community,” said Tomás León, Equality Health Foundation president.

“Well-being and balance are critical components in quality of life, and the WHEN model aligns perfectly with the array of services we will provide in the future,” León added.

The vast majority of WHEN clients who engage with well-being services provided report achieving at least one of their well-being goals, often within a matter of weeks. Monthly reports are provided to all partnering organizations, which includes retention statistics on a quarterly basis. Data is tracked over 12-month periods.

“Many people who aren’t fully satisfied with their lives and careers actually have some idea about what to do to change things,” said Randy Miller, founder of WHEN. “They may know why they’re unhappy or unhealthy, but struggle to make changes based on knowledge or discipline. We provide the process and the self-care structure that differs from the how and why.”

The alliance with Equality Health Foundation is another in a growing number of relationships that WHEN is forging with nonprofit organizations. “Nonprofit organizations often serve individuals who need the most help – and the key to helping underserved people help themselves is getting them back into a state of well-being and feeling better about themselves,” Miller added. “That’s what we do best.”