Partner with us
You shouldn't have to build everything from scratch.
Whether you want to host one of our existing programs or bring an idea to life inside your community, partnership with WellWoven means you don't carry it alone.
Ways to partner
Run a program. Join our referral network. Fund access. Or roll up your sleeves.
Option 1
Host a turnkey WellWoven program
Drop a tested, research-informed cohort — like Wells of Recovery — into your existing small-group or ministry structure. One upfront, affordable cost covers the full curriculum, facilitator training, participant materials, and launch support. Built for groups that don't have the time or staff to design a program from scratch.
Option 2
Join our access-to-care & referral network
For clinicians, counselors, recovery programs, and community organizations who want to be part of a trusted network of professional support. We connect cohort participants and partner ministries to vetted providers when someone needs more than a small group can offer.
Option 3
Bring us your organization's idea
You see a need no one else does. We help shape that vision into a sustainable program — with research, design support, and funding support based on available resources.
See how co-design worksOption 4
Give to the WellWoven Community Access Fund
Support the WellWoven Community Access Fund — helping power free health & wellness forums, resilience programming, and Access Scholarships that make quality care more reachable for individuals and families in our community.
Donate todayOption 5
Volunteer your time & skill
Facilitators, clinicians, event support, communications, research — there's a seat at the table for the way you're already gifted.
Find a volunteer roleWellWoven Center for Health & Resilience is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity. Your gift may be tax-deductible.
Other ways to help
You don't have to give a dollar to move this work forward.
Some of the most meaningful support we receive doesn't come through a check or a contract. It comes through a conversation, an introduction, or a word of encouragement.
Champion the work where you are
Talk to your pastor, your nonprofit director, your HR lead, your local recovery house. The hardest part of growth is the first conversation.
Connect us to your network
Funders, clinicians, denominational leaders, university researchers — warm introductions move our work forward more than anything else.
Follow and share
Subscribe to our updates, share what we publish, and help more people find the woven network of care we're building.
Ready to talk?
Tell us what you're hoping for.
A 30-minute conversation is the best place to start. No pitch, no pressure — just listening.