FOR SPONSORS & INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS
Show up for kids in the places they learn, play, and receive care. Help bring My World of Health to your school, youth club, kids’ hospital—or a community you want to support.
An initiative of DHIT · Digital Health Institute for Transformation
YOUR MISSION. A CHILD’S EVERYDAY WORLD.
Stories, coloring, and conversation help kids explore the many things that shape health—from a safe place to play to someone who listens. Your people and spaces can bring those ideas to life.
Make health part of a bigger conversation about belonging, everyday choices, and community support.
A classroom discovery session, a Health Elements poster, and a question kids take home.
Turn after-school time into shared discovery, with space for different ages, voices, and ways to participate.
A small-group coloring activity and a map of the people and places that help a neighborhood thrive.
Give child life and family-support teams a creative starting point for conversations about care, support, and being heard.
A staff-selected activity for a playroom or family resource space, adapted to the kids in your care.
These are examples to shape together. Each organization reviews the activities for its setting and the kids it serves.
THREE WAYS TO MAKE ROOM
Bring the program to your organization, fund access for another, or bring several partners together. We’ll shape a proposal around the community, resources, and support involved.
PROGRAM PARTNER
Explore a pilot in your school, club, or care setting. Help shape how the resources fit into real days with real kids.
ACCESS SPONSOR
Help a participating school, club, or care organization offer kids an experience its budget may not otherwise support.
COMMUNITY PARTNER
Bring a foundation, employer, health system, or network together with local institutions around a shared community goal.
Partnerships are being shaped now. Funding levels, quantities, delivery dates, and recognition are agreed in writing for each partnership. Institutions seeking sponsored access are welcome to inquire; support depends on available funding and fit.
THE FIRST ADVENTURESEE WHAT YOU’D HELP BRING TO LIFE
The My World of Health coloring and activity book is our starting point. Its four explorers introduce the people, places, and everyday experiences that shape health, inspired by DHIT’s Periodic Table of Health Elements.
Printed book quantities and partnership packages are scoped by inquiry. Teacher guides and the board game are future opportunities under development.
RECOGNITION WITH A PURPOSE
A good partnership connects your mission to something people can see and understand. We’ll agree on a recognition plan that celebrates your contribution and the work of the participating institution.
Your organization.
Your community.
A story worth sharing.
Discuss a partner profile on My World of Health, with your approved logo, a link to your organization, and the purpose of your support.
Explore acknowledgment on agreed program materials, at a local activity, or in a joint announcement. Every use of your name and brand is approved together.
Plan an approved spotlight on the host organization, its people, and the experience you helped make possible.
Agree on a concise report of resources delivered, participating sites, host-reported participation, and staff feedback. Stories and images are shared only with permission.
THOUGHTFUL FROM THE FIRST CONVERSATION
Share your community, goals, and the role you’d like to play.
Agree on the host, materials, budget, responsibilities, timeline, and recognition.
Review what was delivered and what staff observed before deciding what comes next.
LET’S START WITH YOUR COMMUNITY
Tell us a little about your organization and what you have in mind. DHIT will use your inquiry to explore a partnership with you.
Whether you have a funded idea, a possible host, or a community that needs support, there’s a place to start.
You don’t need a finished plan or an approved budget to get in touch.
INQUIRY RECEIVED
A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Yes—start by exploring the free resources or tell us you’re interested in sponsored access. A sponsored partnership depends on a suitable funding match, available resources, and an agreed scope.
They are educational activities. Your child life, education, or care team should review and adapt them before use. We do not present the resources as treatment or promise clinical outcomes.
We’ll develop a proposal around the number of sites, materials, delivery needs, and support involved. Specific funding levels and benefits are agreed before a commitment.
Recognition is part of the partnership conversation. Options may include a website profile, acknowledgment on agreed materials, and an approved community story. The final agreement confirms the benefits and brand permissions.