SozoRock®Access Day
Free Diabetes Education. Expanding to Chronic Illness Care
Trusted, no-cost health education for rural communities — starting with diabetes, expanding to chronic illness care, advancing rural health equity.
What It Is
SozoRock Access Day is a non-clinical, public health education initiative for rural and underserved communities. We start with diabetes prevention and management, expanding into chronic illness care to strengthen rural health equity.
Two Coordinated Tracks
- Resident Education
Practical, plain-language health sessions led by licensed professionals, with take-home resources designed for rural access. - Stakeholder Roundtable
County leaders, providers, nonprofits, and universities align on data, resources, and partnerships to improve community health infrastructure.
Funded entirely by SozoRock Health, Access Day involves no platform promotion, no billing, and no insurance requirements.
Why It Matters
Rural communities face rising diabetes rates and limited access to consistent health education. Access Day delivers licensed professionals, evidence-based strategies, and ready-to-use resources directly where they are needed most — at no cost and with no barriers.
Impact
- Residents leave with tools and knowledge they can use immediately.
- Stakeholders leave with actionable insights and new partnerships to extend care access beyond the event.
This is more than a single day — it's the starting point for a consistent, trusted health education presence that builds long-term rural health equity.
Stakeholder Roundtable
The Stakeholder Roundtable unites county leaders, healthcare providers, nonprofits, and universities to advance rural health equity. Participants collaborate to share data, align resources, and form partnerships that extend access to trusted, no-cost health education.
Focus Areas
- Diabetes prevention and chronic illness care
- Nutrition and healthy food access
- Rural transportation and service delivery
- Public health outreach and community education
Stakeholder Roles
- Speaker or panel participant
- Health resource provider
- Volunteer coordinator
- Venue or logistics partner
- Outcome measurement and reporting partner
Your involvement strengthens local capacity, connects services, and delivers measurable results in rural health equity.
"Presence, not promotion — building trust where infrastructure is thin."
Program Format
A focused, evidence-based series bringing practical health education to rural communities — starting with diabetes and progressing toward full chronic illness support.
30-Minute Talk — Jordan Hare, Licensed Nurse & Health Advocate
Practical diabetes prevention and management strategies tailored for rural access and real-world application.
Hands-On Q&A + Take-Home Guides
Plain-language resources for daily diabetes care, with a preview of future chronic illness education topics.
Light Refreshments & Networking
Opportunities to connect with neighbours, health advocates, and educators.
Wellness Reward Cards ($10–$20)
Participation incentives to support healthy food and living essentials.
Stakeholders – Invitation to Collaborate
Our Partners in Rural Health Equity
SozoRock Access Day invites county health departments, healthcare providers, nonprofits, universities, and community groups to join in delivering trusted, no-cost diabetes education and future chronic illness programs to rural and underserved areas.
Focus Areas
Diabetes prevention, chronic illness care, nutrition, rural transportation, and public health outreach.
Act Now
Become a Stakeholder — Submit interest to speak, provide resources, volunteer, or sponsor.
Where We're Going Next
Targeting underserved rural areas to close chronic illness education gaps.
Strategic Collaboration, Not Sponsorship
SozoRock Access Day is built on partnerships that deliver measurable benefit to rural and underserved communities. We work with counties, health networks, advocacy groups, faith-based organisations, and employers to provide licensed healthcare education where it's needed most.
Collaborators help extend reach, strengthen outcomes, and create lasting impact — from improving chronic illness awareness to building community trust. All initiatives are non-commercial, with no sales, billing, or insurance requirements.
Our Expected Impact
Launching in 2025 - building measurable outcomes from day one.
Goals for Year One
- Host free diabetes events in 3+ rural counties
- Engage licensed professionals for all education sessions
- Provide plain-language take-home guides to attendees
- Prepare expansion into chronic illness education
Why It Matters
Clear goals set before launch create accountability-ensuring rural residents receive free, trusted, and useful health education.
Be part of the first SozoRock Access Day in your county.
Advancing rural health equity — starting with diabetes awareness and expanding into chronic illness education.