Her Promise Circle Foundation

We Make It Easy for women, Mothers & Caregivers to Access Leading Healthier lives, So Crisis isn’t The Starting Point For Support.

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Who We Serve

For Women

Access practical wellness education, movement, community and ongoing support.

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to Improve Community Health Outcomes by increasing reach, engagement, and program access for people facing health disparities.

Did You Know?

roughly 58% of Black women have high blood pressure,only about 25% of them have it under control due to gaps in early, preventative healthcare access. Source: CDC

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Too Many Women are waiting until a diagnosis to start taking care of themselves.

And, often it’s not their fault.

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Nearly 40% of Georgia ER visits may be avoidable—yet everyday support for healthy habits, and self-management is often hardest to access before health becomes urgent.

Georgia All-Payer Claims Database, Avoidable Emergency Department Costs, 2024.

People want to listen to their doctors and do what’s needed to live healthier lives.

But Lack of Access, Cost, and awareness can make that harder—especially for those experiencing stress from disparities, caregiver burdens, and daily responsibilities.

Too often, the desire or ability to participate in Preventive care comes after a diagnosis, hospitalization, or crisis.

Her Promise Circle Steps in to identify the barrier and provide the prevention support for the people who need it most.

Ways Organizations Partner With Us

Pick the kind of support your team needs most.

Every partnership is built around your goals, the people you serve, and the results you want to achieve.

Community Health Events And Engagement

We plan & facilitate your event and engagement top to bottom, so your staff can focus on their responsibilities instead of managing every moving part.

Three people are engaged in a conversation indoors. The woman on the left has short dreadlocks, glasses, and is wearing a beige button-up dress. The man on the right is wearing a green shirt, and the person in front has dark hair styled in a bun. The woman is holding a phone, and the man is holding a plate with food.

Give employees support they can use during the workday, so HR and managers spend less time putting out fires and more time supporting their teams.

Keep people moving forward between appointments, so your staff can spend less time chasing follow-up and more time providing care.

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Ongoing Wellness Support & Programming

Employee & ERG Wellness

Meet Lashunda.

She Knew What She Needed to Do. Doing It Was the Hard Part

Featured in Project eCHO as a Holistic Heart Failure Management Initiatives Success Case in GA

Details shared with Permission & words directly from Lashunda.

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Lashunda was living with heart failure while also navigating depression, chronic pain, caregiving, fatigue, fear and isolation.

HPC gave her ongoing support to help make healthier routines more realistic in everyday life.

Partnerships & Coalitions

Help More Women Get Support Before Crisis.

Your gift helps make preventive wellness education, resources, movement and community support more accessible.

Accessible Preventive wellness support for women and Disparaged communities