Lindsay Flinn
Solutions
Prosper equips schools with comprehensive tools and resources as an extension to the support that counselors provide. This includes anonymized school-wide analytics and national and localized behavioral health resources, helping prevent crises before they occur.
Our Approach
Prosper supports students from every angle — pairing real-world connections with digital tools so wellness becomes part of the everyday school experience.
We connect students and staff to trusted national organizations and localized resources for support beyond the classroom.
Ongoing self-care education meets students where they already gather, building wellness into everyday school life.
Timely nudges and two-way feedback keep students checking in and feeling heard throughout the year.
Mobile and web tools turn wellness into a daily habit students can carry with them anywhere.
Insights
Prosper turns everyday check-ins into the information schools need to support students.
Through targeted surveys, school systems can reach students where they are and ask the important questions.
These anonymous survey responses are aggregated and turned into data dashboards, helping schools understand students' stressors and influences.
Prosper utilizes a four-prong approach to engage students in partner school communities. This includes community partnerships, continued education on self-care topics, on-site engagement, and digital solutions available on mobile and web. We have seen a significant increase in wellness check-ins in schools that use Prosper.
By fostering a positive learning environment, we enable schools to better support their students' emotional well-being and academic success.
Impact
Prosper is making a measurable difference in the lives of students.
Overall wellness
Resilience
Mental health
Daily readiness
Academics
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See how schools are using Prosper to support student wellness and foster positive learning environments.
At Uneo Health, we're fortunate to collaborate with advisors such as Nikki Ham, who is the former President of the Maryland School Counselor Association, member of the American School Counselor Association Board of Directors, and a trusted voice in school-based mental health.
As part of an ongoing research study, Dr. Ham is evaluating how the Prosper Self-Care App influences student stress levels and coping strategies. Early findings are promising: students are increasingly turning to technology as a supportive coping tool.
In this video, Dr. Ham shares how Prosper helps students track their well-being, build routines, and stay connected to healthier habits.
Testimonials
The Prosper app is a valuable resource for students. It provides helpful information about mental health, stress management, and overall well-being while giving students practical tools they can use in their daily lives. The app encourages students to advocate for themselves, develop healthy coping strategies, and better manage stress. The more students engage with the app, the more beneficial it becomes. Overall, Prosper Self Care is a great addition to our school community.
School Counselor
Students need to feel safe in schools. Prosper has assisted us in offering confidential streams of social emotional learning throughout the school day that makes the students feel safe not only in the school but also in their homes. Attendance has consistently stayed between 80-85%. It can be assumed that students that are increasing their attendance have more of an opportunity to academically perform better based on the simple fact that they are in front of an instructor more often. More importantly, the students' well-being and understanding of themselves has resulted in a decrease in student physical altercations.
School Counselor
The Prosper program has significantly enhanced our school's Tier 1 counseling supports by linking student well-being directly to institutional success. By equipping scholars with daily mood check-ins and habit-tracking tools, Prosper helps reduce the anxiety that drives chronic absenteeism while providing the emotional regulation necessary to improve focus and academic performance. By providing a private, ad-free digital space for self-reflection, Prosper transforms our school culture from reactive crisis-management to proactive daily wellness, ensuring our seniors are emotionally prepared to graduate and confidently transition into adulthood.
School Counseling Dept. Chair
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Give students an earlier, simpler path to support — backed by anonymized school-wide analytics and the resources counselors need.
To date, Prosper is being used by over 8,000 teens who have completed over 100,000 wellness check-ins. Since 2024, we've learned many lessons about engaging with high school students.
When it comes to building a culture of self-care, it takes more than just offering resources.
Learn more about how we implemented self-care initiatives in Maryland schools, including the use of consistent engagement, student feedback, and data-driven insights to help foster healthier, more supportive learning environments.
Dec 15, 2025 · Lindsay Flinn
What do you think of when you hear the word "prosper"? Do you think of physical health, mental health, finances, family, or maybe a bit of everything?
In early 2026, our team set out to find the answers and to learn what our community does for self-care.
One thing became clear: prosperity looks different for everyone, but much of the things they valued would not be possible without self-care. In fact, in a survey conducted by Uneo Health, 90% of respondents considered mental health as an aspect of life that contributes to their ability to prosper.
To learn more about the "I Will Prosper" campaign, take a look at our social media!
In November, Uneo Health was featured in a webinar hosted by the Maryland Rural Health Association. Originally scheduled to be presented at their conference in October, this session explores how emerging digital tools are transforming access to mental health support for teens in rural and underserved areas.
The webinar covers practical strategies, real-world examples, and technology-driven approaches such as Prosper that make care more accessible and equitable.
To hear the discussion led by our CEO, Eric Sullivan and Calvert County Public Schools (CCPS) Mental Health Coordinator Tiffany McFarlandt, check out the recording here:
Partnerships
We work alongside nonprofits, clinics, agencies, and national leaders in school mental health to bring evidence-based wellness support to students and staff.
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Partnering with Prosper to connect students and families with trusted mental health education and support.
Collaborating with Prosper to bring eating disorder awareness and resources to students.
Working with Prosper to expand access to community mental health resources.
Joining Prosper to advance evidence-based mental health support in schools.
Collaborating with Prosper to strengthen community health and wellness resources.
Partnering with Prosper to support student wellbeing through research and education.
Collaborating with Prosper to support student mental health and academic success.
Working with Prosper to expand school counseling support for scholars.
Connecting students with Prosper to localized care and wellness support.
Partnering with Prosper to bring wellness resources to the communities we serve.
Blog
Read the latest articles on how Prosper supports student wellness and school counseling.
The Uneo Health team believes strongly in the power of partnerships and innovation to make a real difference.
