Transforming Health Through Community-Based Care
King Enterprises partners with churches, health systems, and local leaders to deliver trusted, accessible care for all.
Program Partners
Community Partners
EngAGE with Heart
Community-Based Chronic Disease Care
Vision: A world in which chronic diseases and their related consequences to individual health, family and caregiver well-being, and economic strain are no longer a burden on society.
Care Pathways:
Health Access: On-site screenings, treatment, and education across multiple conditions with University of Maryland
Community Health Ambassadors: More outreach, care navigation, and advocacy
Hospital Linkage: Connect Johns Hopkins University patients with community support
Food Program: Larger food markets, nutrition education, food justice training
Partner Integration: Unified efforts across health, academic, and food organizations
Program Partners
Immunizations
Keeping Our Communities Safe and Strong
Vision: Empower trusted faith-based organizations to lead equitable, community-centered vaccination efforts that:
Close health disparity gaps
Build lasting trust between healthcare providers and underserved communities
Bring science to sanctuaries—delivering public health education and services where people feel safe
How the Program Works:
Community-Led Approach: Partner with faith leaders and medical experts to lead discussion about vaccines in community-centered faith locations.
Guiding Principles:
Compassion: Understand history of vaccine hesitancy and listen first
Communication: Co-create outreach plans with local leaders
Compensation: Respect and pay trusted messengers for their time and influence
Convenience: Make vaccines accessible, sustainable, and community-based
Program Impact:
75+ sites established with 300+ community partners
Flu vaccine rates rose by 15% city-wide
Health & Research Partner
Health Screenings
Care Access Future of Medicine Community Health Screening Program
Health & Research for a Better Future
Future of Medicine program makes free advanced health screenings, health education and services, and research study opportunities available to communities around the globe. Health screenings are free and do not require insurance.
Screening tests available:
Lp(a) – a lesser known heart risk
Brain health (Alzheimer’s disease risk)
Liver
Cholesterol
Kidney function
Blood sugar
Program Partners
Food as Medicine
Healing and Preventing Disease Through Food
Vision: To reduce diabetes-related health inequities by transforming how underserved communities in Baltimore access and engage with healthy food—using churches as hubs of trust, care, and education.
How the Program Works:
A holistic approach integrating:
Healthy, culturally relevant meals
Diabetes and nutrition education
Access to medical screenings
Trusted Community-Based Delivery
Events hosted at Liberty Grace Church and partner churches across the city
Key Components:
10 Sunday Events: cooking demos with shared recipes, health talks, and free health screenings
Healthy Food Markets: Discounted produce available at each event
On-site Care: Diabetes-related screenings (primary care, podiatry, ophthalmology)
Community Health Ambassadors (CHAs): Local leaders trained to provide navigation, outreach, and support for SNAP/WIC enrollment
Program Partner
Mental Health & Drug Rehabilitation
Healing minds, rebuilding lives, and restoring communities with compassion and trust.
Vision: To transform community health by delivering innovative, trauma-informed and evidence-based care through trusted faith-based institutions. This approach bridges gaps in mental health and opioid care, reduces stigma, and fosters healing and resilience across generations in Baltimore.
How the Program Works:
Rooted in Faith-Based Institutions
Trusted, discreet, and stigma free spaces that are already active in community health.
Services Provided:
Participants receive a tailored mix of trauma-informed, evidence-based care, including:
Mental health assessments and trauma-informed screenings
SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment)
Navigation and referrals to behavioral health, community, and social services
Psychoeducational workshops and peer-led support groups
Access to Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), therapy, and crisis intervention
NARCAN® training and distribution
Ongoing follow-up and care coordination
“80% of people who work with our program (EngAGE with Heart) are more trusting of healthcare.”
— Wes Moore, Governor of Maryland