Benedict college experience (HBCU), The University of Texas at El Paso (HSI), and SUAGM, Inc. dba Universidad del Turabo (HSI)

African American and Hispanic American women suffer from poor health outcomes and access to care. The implementation of the Health and Wellness Initiative for Women Attending Minority Institutions was launched to develop an awareness of healthy behaviors among young adult women on college campuses. Benedict College's (Columbia, SC) Project-Women Empowering with Love for Life (Project WELL) connects African American women to an array of health outreach, educational activities, and health care services. This Historically Black College unified the campus police and local city police departments, the health department, community-based organizations, school counselors, Student Affairs, public health faculty, the department of physical fitness, sports/athletics, and student ambassadors to form a campus-community taskforce that collaborates to meet the needs of the African American female students in a gender-responsive manner.

Two Hispanic-Serving Institutions funded by the Health and Wellness Initiative for Women Attending Minority Institutions are the University of Texas at El Paso (El Paso, TX) and Universidad del Turabo (Gurabo, PR). The Women's Health Initiative at the University of Texas at El Paso as provided “learning outside the traditional classroom” experiences such as Take Back the Night Violence Against Women activity, Red Dress-Red Tie Heart Health Event, Hip Hop for AIDS-education forum, Fire & Ice: Structural Violence Against Women event, Mental Health Fair, Alcohol Awareness and Eating Disorder Awareness events, and the Savage Love Live Campaign.

The Universidad of Turabo is private, non-profit institution of the Ana G. Mendez University System (SUAGM) and operates five university centers located in Cayey, Yabucoa, Naguabo, Isabela, and Ponce, and the main campus in Gurabo. Success programs include: Good Sexual Health Campaign, First Congress of Overweight in PR, Freshmen Student Orientation Violence Against Women Prevention, Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Masculinity and Gender based violence in Puerto Rican Society, International Women's Day, HIV/STDs free testing events, the Macho Menos Play, and the Policy and Protocol to Manage Domestic Violence Situations (conducted the Human Resources Vice President).