October 16, 2026
Uneo Health recently joined leaders in school mental health and community behavioral health for a presentation at NAMI Maryland’s 44th Annual Conference, exploring how partnerships between schools and community organizations can expand access to mental health support for young people and families. The session, titled Building Partnerships, Expanding Access: Lessons from Maryland’s Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports, featured Uneo Health CEO and Co-Founder Eric Sullivan, Dr. Jerica Knox of the National Center for School Mental Health and Mark Luckner of the Maryland Community Health Resources Commission.
During the presentation, the co-presenters discussed Maryland’s Consortium on Coordinated Community Supports, which is a statewide initiative designed to strengthen collaboration between schools and community-based organizations and increase access to mental health services for students. The discussion highlighted the importance of coordinated, community-driven approaches that address barriers to care, support school mental health professionals, and provide students with resources that promote emotional well-being and resilience.
Sullivan shared how Uneo Health contributes to these efforts through its flagship self-care platform, Prosper, which provides students with accessible, everyday tools to support their emotional wellness. As a Consortium-funded service provider, Uneo Health works directly with schools and community partners to implement prevention-focused programming, combining digital self-care tools with in-person engagement and education. Through its team of certified Community Health Workers, known as Prosper Associates, Uneo Health builds relationships with students and school staff, encourages conversations around mental health, and helps connect young people with additional resources. Sullivan emphasized the importance of prioritizing student feedback and aggregated, de-identified data to better understand wellness needs and inform school-based programming.
The presentation underscored a shared commitment to making mental health support more accessible through collaboration, prevention, and community engagement. As Uneo Health continues its work with schools and community partners across Maryland, the company remains focused on helping young people develop healthy self-care habits and build the skills they need to navigate everyday challenges. Watch the full conference presentation here.
The Uneo Health team believes strongly in the power of partnerships and innovation to make a real difference.
