Pro bono strategy, planning, and policy support for community-led ideas
Generating change for a generation of kids
The Generations Project
Founded in 2021, The Generations Project is our growing effort to work directly with kids, families, and communities on the changes that mean the most to them.
Each year, Genesis selects at least one community-led effort to support through pro bono services such as strategic planning, project management, policy development, advocacy, business planning, and more.
Our goal is to elevate the meaningful, creative work coming from our communities, boost their efforts, and build capacity for continued community leadership.
That’s where we come in.
Kids, families, and communities know what they need to thrive. What they don’t necessarily know is how to make it happen.
What is The Generations Project?
Henry's House Early Childhood Centers is a grassroots initiative in Cleveland, Ohio, to design and open early childhood learning and intervention centers specifically for children with medical and developmental disabilities. These centers will fill an urgent need: no program in the Cleveland area currently provides safe, meaningful, and inclusive daycare programming, early intervention therapies, and special needs nursing for disabled babies and toddlers.
Genesis Health Consulting is donating pro bono work to write a business plan, conduct market and policy research, and establish an advisory council for Henry's House.
Henry’s House
Case Study
Through the Generations Project, Genesis applies its experience in strategy, policy, planning, and child health systems change to community-led work at no cost to selected projects.
Focus on elevating marginalized voices, experiences, or outcomes
Equity
Demonstrated need for specific expert resources
Need
Clear potential to improve child, family, or community health
Impact
Evidence of community interest, ownership, and readiness
