If care requires identity, people walk away.
So we removed the identity requirement.
Who Are You?
We work with funders, community partners, and research institutions.
Each relationship is different. Start here.
Funders & Investors
Foundations, impact investors, and grant-making institutions looking to fund care access built for populations that current programs consistently fail to reach.
For Funders →Community Partners
Community organizations and local advocates who know their populations and want to work alongside infrastructure built for people who don't show up anywhere else.
For Partners →Research & Policy
Academic institutions, public health bodies, and advocacy organizations focused on care access, consent standards, and population-level data.
For Researchers →The Gap
Every program assumes people will show up. None of them ask why someone walked away in the first place.
Every intervention requires disclosure. None of them question whether that requirement is the barrier itself.
The appointment they never booked because they didn't want you to know.
The test they put off because they didn't feel safe or "seen" in the waiting room.
Programs don't reach the invisible.
Infrastructure does.
Our Mission
Expand access to sexual health care for the people most likely to be left out of every system designed to reach them.
Unity Health Foundation funds the mission and the development of the technology that powers it. UHIS, our technology arm, builds and operates that infrastructure, designed to go where care is needed, not where infrastructure already exists.
Our Approach
Every decision we make traces back to one of these.
01
Access, without Friction
We remove the barriers that keep people from showing up and staying in care.
02
Continuity of Care
We build pathways from testing to follow-up. Care does not end at results.
03
Privacy as Foundation
Privacy is not a feature we added. It is the structural premise everything else is built on.