Uneo Health Continues Maryland Consortium Partnership into Third Year, Expanding to Wicomico County

July 8, 2026

Uneo Health is pleased to announce the renewal of its agreement with Maryland's Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports for a third year, expanding the reach of its Prosper self-care program to students, parents, and school staff across three Maryland counties: Prince George's, Calvert, and Wicomico.

The renewed agreement builds on two years of collaboration supporting student emotional well-being through Prosper's free, privacy-first self-care platform and community-based engagement model. The addition of Wicomico County, a rural community on Maryland's Eastern Shore, represents another important step in expanding access to evidence-informed wellness resources for students and families who may face barriers to traditional mental health support.

Through the Consortium initiative, Prosper provides students with daily emotional check-ins, guided journaling, stress-management activities, and social-emotional learning resources. Uneo Health also works closely with school counselors, wellness educators, and community partners to integrate these tools into existing school wellness programs. This combination of accessible technology and personal engagement helps students build healthy self-care habits while connecting them with additional support when needed.

Over the first two years, Prosper has supported thousands of Maryland teens, generating more than 112,000 emotional wellness check-ins and valuable insights into student engagement and well-being. The third-year agreement presents opportunities to build on these results, strengthen support for parents and school staff, and extend Prosper's reach into additional communities.

"Entering our third year with the Maryland Consortium is an important milestone for Uneo Health," said Eric Sullivan, CEO and Co-Founder. "We're especially excited to welcome Wicomico County and continue demonstrating how accessible technology, combined with trusted school and community relationships, can help young people develop the skills and confidence to navigate life's challenges."

As the partnership continues to grow, Uneo Health looks forward to reaching more Maryland communities, building new partnerships, and creating more opportunities for students and families to access the wellness tools and support they need.