CONSULTING SERVICES
At Kindred Kinnections, our consulting services offer expert guidance on cultural business strategy tailored to the unique needs of nonprofits, small businesses, and other entities, providing a roadmap to sustainable success and community impact.
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
Our consulting services are deeply rooted in the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion, recognizing these values as essential for meaningful business growth and social responsibility. We help organizations integrate these principles into their core strategies, fostering a more inclusive and harmonious workplace environment.
By prioritizing diversity and inclusion, businesses can enhance innovation, productivity, and efficiencies, ensuring they succeed commercially while contributing positively to societal progress and equity.
Business Plans and Grant Writing
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BUSINESS PLAN & GRANT WRITING
Kindred Kinnections' Business Plan and Grant Writing service integrates ethical principles into strategic planning. We combine these with solid business strategies for funding success and societal impact. Our approach strengthens proposals while aligning your objectives with broader ethical goals.
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DATA COLLECTION & ANALYSIS
Our data collection and analysis service at Kindred Kinnections employs cutting-edge tools for precise insights. Led by Kennethea, our team ensures ethical integrity and strategic relevance in every project. We empower your organization to make informed decisions aligned with diverse audiences and strategic goals.
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EVENT PLANNING & MARKETING
At Kindred Kinnections, our Event Planning and Marketing service delivers exceptional events tailored to diverse audiences. We prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in all our strategies, ensuring effective stakeholder engagement. With expertise in strategic planning and social media, Kennethea Wilson ensures every event fosters community building and effective communication.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Our mission and core values are deeply rooted in public health principles, as demonstrated through Kennethea Wilson's extensive research. Her published studies highlight challenges and solutions in healthcare communication, the importance of tailored interventions to improve HIV prevention among Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous adults, and the need for integrated support for women's health. These insights underscore our commitment to enhancing community health, addressing disparities, and promoting equity.
Like Knowledge is Power- Health is Wealth! As reflected in Kindred Kinnection's consultation services, Kennethea's dedication to advancing public health was cemented by her earning a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Epidemiology from Mercyhurst University ('16) and a Master of Public Health in Global Health Epidemiology and Disease Control from The George Washington University ('18). Explore our Public Health section to learn more about how research can drive meaningful business solutions and community health.
Bridging the Gap:
Enhancing PrEP Communication for Effective HIV Prevention
This study explores communication challenges in healthcare providers discussing HIV prevention through pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) with patients, highlighting gaps in provider engagement due to knowledge limitations and discomfort with new treatments. The findings underscore the need for interventions to improve provider education and patient-centered communication strategies.
Boosting PrEP Awareness:
Key to Preventing HIV among Black Adults in the U.S.
This study examines factors influencing PrEP awareness and use among Black adults in the US, a group heavily affected by HIV. Despite PrEP's effectiveness, only 71% are aware of it, with factors like incarceration history and STI testing linked to increased awareness and use. Tailored interventions are crucial to improving PrEP uptake and HIV prevention.
Navigating Justice: Integrating Services for Women in Opioid Courts
Explore the experiences of women in the inaugural opioid court, highlighting the need for integrated support for those facing opioid-related charges. Through interviews with 31 participants, understand their challenges with medical, legal, and social services, advocating for gender-specific interventions prioritizing trust-building and early action.
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