Thursday, 02 July 2026 05:05 PM
Partnerships
Greater Change Health Partners with Emory's Center for Innovation & Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School to Support the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
ATLANTA, GA / ACCESS Newswire / July 2, 2026 / As entrepreneurship continues to rise among college students, so does the conversation around the mental health challenges that often accompany innovation, leadership, and academic success. In response to this growing need, Greater Change Health has announced a strategic partnership with, Emory's Center for Innovation, creating new pathways for student entrepreneurs to access affordable and culturally responsive mental health support.
Emory University, widely recognized as one of the nation's leading research institutions, has built a reputation for developing future leaders across healthcare, business, technology, and the sciences. Through this collaboration, students engaged in entrepreneurship and innovation programs will gain access to therapy services, wellness resources, and mental health programming designed specifically for the unique pressures of building ideas, leading teams, and balancing academic demands.
The partnership represents a significant step toward addressing an often overlooked reality within entrepreneurship: success and innovation frequently come with elevated levels of stress, anxiety, burnout, and emotional fatigue.
"Overworking yourself is almost inevitable when you're building something meaningful," said Amari Morton, Founder and CEO of Greater Change Health. "The challenge is making sure mental wellness isn't sacrificed in the pursuit of success. We believe entrepreneurs deserve accessible support systems that help them thrive both personally and professionally."
Founded in Atlanta, Greater Change Health was created to make therapy more affordable, accessible, and culturally responsive for communities that have historically faced barriers to mental healthcare. Since its inception, the organization has focused on bridging gaps in access while creating safe spaces for individuals to prioritize their emotional wellbeing. The company provides on demand mental health solutions, therapy services, wellness programming, and culturally competent care for individuals, schools, universities, and organizations.
The collaboration with The Hatchery, Emory's Center for Innovation reflects a shared vision that mental wellness is not separate from achievement. It is fundamental to it. By integrating mental health resources into entrepreneurial ecosystems, both organizations hope to empower students to build sustainable careers while maintaining healthy and balanced lives.
The Emory partnership is only one of the latest examples of Greater Change Health's expanding footprint across educational institutions. The company has also partnered with Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School to provide comprehensive mental health support to both students and staff, an approach that remains uncommon in the education space, where services are often limited to one population or the other. Through the partnership, students and employees will have rapid access to therapy, 24/7 clinician messaging, voice support, and in-person mental health programming designed to make care more accessible, timely, and effective.
Beyond virtual care, Greater Change Health will maintain an on campus presence through workshops, student work opportunities, and internships, creating a more integrated and proactive approach to mental wellness within the school community. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting the whole ecosystem of a school, recognizing that student outcomes and staff wellbeing are deeply connected.
Looking ahead, Greater Change Health hopes to build on the success of its partnerships with institutions like Emory University and Cristo Rey Atlanta by expanding its model to schools, colleges, and universities across the country. As educational institutions continue to recognize the connection between mental wellness and student success, the organization aims to make accessible, culturally responsive mental healthcare a standard part of the educational experience rather than an afterthought.
As schools nationwide search for innovative ways to support students both inside and outside the classroom, Greater Change Health believes mental health should be treated as foundational infrastructure for learning. Through partnerships that combine therapy, wellness programming, workforce development, and campus engagement, the organization is working toward a future where every student has timely access to the support they need to succeed academically, professionally, and personally.
In a world that increasingly values achievement and performance, Greater Change Health and its educational partners are making a different statement: the wellbeing of founders, innovators, students, educators, and changemakers matters just as much as the ideas they bring to life.
For more information about Greater Change Health, its services, and partnership opportunities, visit Greater Change Health.
https://www.greaterchangehealth.com/
As the organization continues to expand nationally, its growing network of partnerships demonstrates a commitment to transforming how mental health support is delivered across schools, universities, entrepreneurial ecosystems, and communities throughout the United States.
CONTACT: Amari Morton
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SOURCE: Greater Change Health