This service is built for you if ...

Your organization is doing meaningful work, but the gap between your mission and your outcomes is wider than it should be. You need more than a report. You need a strategic partner who understands the communities you serve, the systems you operate within, and the research that should be driving your decisions.

— Your health equity program needs a stronger framework and a clearer path to outcomes
— Your organization is preparing for a grant, contract, or audit and needs a community needs assessment
— You are building or rebuilding a program and need research-backed strategy from someone who has been inside these communities
— You are an academic or independent researcher who needs a community partner, focus group facilitator, or technical advisor
— Your school, district, or university is developing a student wellness or health literacy initiative and needs expert guidance

What makes Wealness consulting different.

Most consulting firms study communities from a distance. Dr. Hazelton-Smalls has spent almost two decades inside them working with at risk students, juvenile detention facilities, rural Title I schools, community health centers, clinics, and alongside more than 500 South Carolina business owners and organizations building something from the ground up. That experience informs every assessment we conduct, every program we design, and every research partnership we enter. When Wealness consults for your organization, you are getting doctoral-level strategy grounded in published research and delivered by someone who has earned trust in the communities you are trying to reach.

  • Three peer-reviewed publications in community health, precision medicine equity, and AI in education
  • Doctorate in Health Administration from the Medical University of South Carolina
  • Master of Public Health — Health Services Policy & Management
  • 15 years of direct community practice across South Carolina
  • Research consultation available for focus groups, qualitative data, and IRB community engagement

What Wealness consulting includes.

Once we understand your challenge, we get to work. Depending on your scope, a Wealness consulting engagement may include:

  • A comprehensive community health needs assessment
  • Health equity framework and strategy development
  • Program design, implementation planning, and evaluation support
  • Organizational capacity building and strategic planning
  • Education systems strategy and student wellness program development
  • Grant-ready program documentation and reporting support
  • Staff training and professional development workshops
  • Research consultation including focus group facilitation, qualitative data support, and IRB community engagement

Ready to build something that lasts?

Your organization deserves a consulting partner who understands the communities you serve, the systems you operate within, and the research that should be driving your decisions. That is exactly what Wealness brings to every engagement, and it starts with one conversation.

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