Mental health partnerships PHE has a track record of partnering with mental health and wellness platforms (Headspace, Brightline) and is pursuing collaborations to develop youth-centered mental health tools, presenting opportunities to upsell or co-create scalable programs for schools and communities.

Youth engagement focus With a mission centered on youths aged 13-18 and a Youth Advisory Board, there is strong potential to offer youth-led program modules, peer-to-peer education platforms, and measurable impact data to funders and school districts.

Digital platform expansion Recent launches such as selfsea and ongoing tech partnerships indicate readiness to scale digital resources, online curricula, and data-driven trackers, enabling opportunities for SaaS-like licensing, content subscriptions, and analytics services.

Strategic partnerships Collaborations with Surgo Health, Maude, and other advocacy groups suggest a fertile channel for co-branded programs and grant-funded initiatives that combine health behavior insights with youth education.

Funding and credibility Recognized as an Innovation Grant recipient and a mid-sized nonprofit with substantial revenue, PHE can be positioned to secure multi-year contracts with school systems, municipalities, and philanthropy-backed programs seeking proven impact.