Your Mission Matters—So Do Your People
Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) for Non-Profits
EAPs for Non-Profits: Support Your Team
In the non-profit world, putting others first is the job, but it comes with a cost that often goes unnoticed.
Compassion fatigue is real, serious, and it quietly erodes the mental health of even the most committed professionals. When your people are running on empty, the mission suffers too.
Understaffing and underfunding only add to the pressure—and with non-profit turnover averaging 19% annually—the cost of ignoring employee mental health is one most organizations simply can't afford. 70% say they feel regularly overwhelmed by the emotional demands of their work.
Employee assistance programs like Ulliance offer key benefits for non-profit employees, including:
- Reduces burnout and compassion fatigue
- Improves employee retention
- Supports leadership and HR teams
- Lowers behavioral health claim costs
- Provides crisis response and ongoing support
Non-profits By the Numbers
Why Non-Profit Organizations Choose the Ulliance Employee Assistance Program
The Ulliance EAP Resolution Model for Non-profit Organizations provides mental health, work-life, and organizational support that helps mission-driven teams thrive. We call it: "Caring for the caretaker."
Ulliance's non-profit employee assistance program offers:
- High-utilization rates
- Flexible visits
- Proven cost-savings for your team
Our account services team understands the challenges faced by non-profit leaders and staff, including funding pressures, emotional labor, and high community impact work.
Why Non-Profit Organizations Choose the Ulliance Employee Assistance Program
Ulliance supports non-profit teams with EAP services, including:
- Confidential counseling and stress management support
- Leadership consultation for workplace concerns
- Work-life and financial resources for staff
- Crisis response for community incidents
- Training to promote employee well-being
We believe the people behind the mission deserve just as much care as the communities they serve. Because you can't pour from an empty cup.
