Founded in 2006, KDHRC constructs and evaluates public programs to improve the health and well-being of the nation's youth, families, and communities. In our five-year institutional life span, we have been very successful winning and completing SBIR projects. This success has allowed our institution to have a growing impact on the field of public health, and, more broadly, the economy of Atlanta. We strategically use the SBIR program to advance the fields of public health and public policy through research and program development in areas that directly benefit underserved populations, such as children with cancer, Latinos, caregivers of people with autism, and others. What is more, we strive to use technology in innovative ways to disseminate messages on drug abuse prevention, health literacy, and health promotion. We are proud that our SBIR projects have a broader social benefit, measured by the improved health, safety, and quality of life for youth, families, and communities nationwide.