Storytelling Partnerships

The mission of Florida Voices for Health is to help policymakers better understand Floridian's experiences with the health care system.

Health care providers, community-based organizations, public health workers - your expertise and your stories can make a major difference.

Partner with Florida Voices for health to capture stories and videos highlighting the needs in your community and the impact your organization is having locally.

FVH will produce a bank of content, including videos, graphics, and written narratives for partners to use in impact reports, fundraising campaigns, or their own advocacy.

Spotlight: Grace Medical Home

Orlando, Florida

Grace Medical Home is a free and charitable clinic based in Orlando. They serve over 1,200 patients a year through over 16,000 patient enounters. The FVH team was priviledged to spend an afternoon connecting with their staff and volunteers.

Lets Partner!

How Does It Work?

Fill out the form to schedule a conversation between FVH's staff and your organization. It'll be an opportunity to learn a little more about us and our process. We'll talk through which outcomes are your priorities and find the best ways to coordinate connecting with your storytellers.

How We Collect Stories

We take a storyteller-centered approach that allows people to share their story however they feel most comfortable.

Interview options include:

FVH will coordinate an in-person visit to your facility to capture high quality footage of interviews with staff, volunteers, patients, and anyone willing to give a testimonial for your organization.

We can also capture interviews through a computer or smart device, over the telephone, or in writing through text, email, or social media.

Interviews are typically 30 minutes or less.

Storytellers are provided with gift cards as stipends for their time and expertise. We also provide travel assistance for storytellers.

Storytellers are typically identified by first name, initial of last name, and county. They can also use a pseudonym or remain anonymous.

After interviews are conducted, storytellers have a chance to review and edit the narrative.

Community resources are provided or referrals are made if applicable.