Previously, it has been challenging to capture and understand the diverse and complex health equity needs of community members at scale. Cultural language barriers, limited access, adoption of new digital technologies, and limited shared resources has eroded trust and confidence in our current healthcare models.
Our platform is built on community involvement, utilizing empathetic engagement and fostering trust. We equip communities with personalized AI-powered tools to enhance their ability to actively listen, comprehend, and interact with the diverse needs of their members.
Today, governmental enterprises and institutional healthcare systems struggle with an ineffective ‘top-down’ approach. Health education, messaging and outreach gets pushed from inside the four walls of traditional care out into the communities they are trying to serve.
Trust is a micro-engagement platform that empowers Community-based Organizations, Non-profit Organizations, and Faith-based Organizations to connect at-risk and diverse communities to critical health and social care they need.
We partner with a wide array of organizations dedicated to improving community well-being.
Leveraging the unique community trust and outreach capabilities of faith-based groups.
Working with non-profits to enhance community support and development.
Ensuring medical care reaches underserved communities.
Engaging local groups that understand and address specific community needs effectively.
Connecting communities with essential social care services for comprehensive support.
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From health, social, financial, mental support, housing and other life-critical needs, as systemic and legacy outreach programs failed to connect to this population and engender trust in them.
Trust seeds micro-engagement programs through trusted community heads, and is able to bring at-risk and diverse populations into networks where they can get support and care they need.
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