Our Mission

A single, decisive goal drives our work: To create communities where every person, regardless of background or geography, can live in a safe home, breathe clean air, and access the conditions that support health and opportunity.

The Challenge

Too many communities—especially those that have been historically marginalized—face profound, structural barriers to health and well-being. These challenges are rooted in systemic inequities across housing, infrastructure, environmental conditions, and access to social and economic supports. Health outcomes are shaped by where people live—not just the care they receive.

At the same time, there is growing urgency—and opportunity—to act. Public institutions, funders, and communities seek to address the upstream drivers of health but often lack the tools, strategies, or capacity to scale solutions. We help close that gap.

The Opportunity

This is a moment of reckoning—and of possibility.

Across the U.S., deep fractures in our political and social systems are being laid bare. Trust in institutions is eroding, and rights once thought secure are under threat. At the same time, people and movements are rising to reimagine what’s possible.

This is the context in which all those who care about democracy, communities, and collective well-being are being called on to adapt. That's why the work of community-led, equity-driven change has never been more urgent.

At Rebecca Morley Consulting, we stand with those pushing for bold transformation.

We help organizations lead with intention—anchored in equity, responsive to complexity, and focused on what matters most. Together, we can build the conditions for lasting health, justice, and resilience.

Catalyzing healthier communities isn’t just our tagline. It’s our calling.

Featured Work

Reimagining Water Infrastructure for Justice and Health Equity

An exploration of how infrastructure investments can prioritize racial equity, affordability, and health outcomes.

Our Clients:

  • CityHealth

  • Consumer Reports

  • Enterprise Foundation

  • The Kresge Foundation

  • The Local Initiatives Support Corporation

  • National Center for Healthy Housing

  • The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

  • University College London