Social impact scale Harlem United is a well-established non-profit focused on health equity since 1988 with a broad service mix including housing, harm reduction, and medical care, presenting multiple potential collaboration and funding avenues for organizations seeking social impact partnerships.

Integrated care network The organization delivers comprehensive services—from medical and behavioral health to housing and nutrition—creating opportunities to sell allied services, equipment, or program support to integrate care pathways for people living with HIV and other vulnerable populations.

Housing solutions Maintains permanent and transitional housing for over 600 formerly homeless individuals annually, indicating potential needs for facility services, property management partnerships, grants, or housing-related technology platforms to optimize occupancy and care coordination.

Awards and visibility Recognition such as the 40 Under 40 award for their Medical Director and recent media coverage suggest strong leadership and credibility, making partnerships more credible for funders, vendors, and technology providers seeking reputable clients.

Data and outreach With tens of thousands of medical visits and substantial community outreach on HIV testing, there are opportunities to offer data analytics, reporting tools, or digital marketing support to enhance impact measurement, outreach efficiency, and grant reporting.