The E.WE Foundation is an accredited Continuing Education Provider. Alabama Licensed Provider #0709

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LEAP PROGRAM

Focus: Patient Advocacy, Community Education, Health Literacy

The LEAP program is a comprehensive initiative designed to empower communities and individuals to make informed and self-appropriate health decisions through education and health literacy. LEAP aims to bridge gaps in knowledge, ensuring that individuals have access to accurate and up-to-date information about health and well-being. The program offers a series of workshops, seminars, and online resources that cover various aspects of health, from preventive care to disease management. By combining education with understanding, LEAP strives to enhance the overall quality of life within the community.

ZEBRA PROGRAM

Focus: Mental Health, Support Group, Bereavement, Comfort Care

The ZEBRA program places a strong emphasis on self care, comfort care, and mental health. ZEBRA offers a range of services, including support groups, counseling sessions, and workshops aimed at promoting mental well-being and providing guidance for those dealing with loss. ZEBRA acknowledges that mental health struggles and the grieving process are not linear, and it strives to create a safe and inclusive space where individuals can express themselves and receive the help they need. By fostering a sense of community and understanding, ZEBRA works to reduce stigma while promoting healing and resilience.

STRIPE PROGRAM

Focus: Economic Hardship, Financial Support

Description: The STRIPE program is a vital resource for Trisomy 18 families in need of support. STRIPE is a charitable giving program designed to alleviate some of the social burdens associated with a Trisomy 18 diagnosis. While our program offers a spectrum of financial sponsorships, we want to emphasize that our commitment extends beyond monetary assistance. Within our organization, we offer various programs aimed at providing holistic support, which may include educational resources, counseling services, support groups, and more.

Each of these programs—LEAP, ZEBRA, and STRIPE—addresses critical aspects of community well-being, focusing on education, health, mental well-being, bereavement, economic stability, and more. Together, they contribute to creating a stronger, more resilient, and inclusive community that supports families in various stages of their rare disease journeys.

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