EVE began as a whisper — a quiet belief that something sacred needed to be built.

That belief grew from lived experience: caring for my grandfather as he moved through the final stages of vascular dementia, navigating hospital visits and long waits, speaking up when he couldn’t. I wasn’t a nurse then. But those moments — full of love, frustration, and deep tenderness — shaped who I would become.

Years later, as a nurse, I’ve seen too many patients who didn’t have someone like I was for him. I’ve watched LGBTQ+ folks shrink into silence. I’ve cared for trans youth navigating unsafe spaces. I’ve seen what happens when people fall through the cracks — and how deeply our healthcare system fails those already on the margins.

EVE was born to change that.

EVE, which stands for Empowering Voices Everywhere, is a mission-led company in development — and a growing tech ecosystem designed to protect, uplift, and amplify the stories of people too often overlooked in healthcare — especially LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodivergent people, unhoused individuals, caregivers, and anyone who’s ever felt unheard in the places that were meant to care for them.

We’re creating tools that listen.
Wearables that protect.
Coaching that advocates.
Education that empowers.

This isn’t just a product. It’s a movement in the making — a living, breathing reclamation of voice and dignity.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unheard, or unsafe in healthcare — you’re not alone.

This is for you. And we’re so glad you’re here.

— Andrew Charles Dunn, BSN, RN
Truth Seeker & Mission Keeper