Dr. Eleanore Kue has always been driven by a deep desire to make a difference in the lives of those most in need. As the founder and medical director of His Healing Hands Clinic, located in the heart of Lansing, Dr. Kue has spent over two decades providing compassionate care to underserved communities. A physician with expertise in mental health and holistic healthcare, she has helped over 10,000 individuals, facilitating more than 50,000 medical visits.
Today, Dr. Kue is a recognized leader in addressing the root causes of poverty and advocating for health equity. As the coordinator of the 100 Families initiative, she is helping families move from crisis to stability through innovative, community-based solutions that combine practical support with spiritual empowerment. Dr. Kue’s advocacy extends to addressing systemic discrimination against minority physicians and promoting accountability within healthcare licensing boards.
A dynamic speaker, Dr. Kue inspires audiences by sharing her journey—from overcoming personal and professional challenges as a physician, missionary, and advocate, to leading transformative programs that uplift families and communities. Her work has influenced partnerships with legislators, faith-based organizations, and community leaders, emphasizing that hope and collaboration are key to driving meaningful change.
Speaking Topics
1. "From Hospital Walls to Community Halls: A Journey of Hope and Healing"
Transitioning from the hospital system to opening a clinic for the underserved was not just a career change—it was a leap of faith. In this talk, I recount the pivotal moments that led me to leave behind the structured environment of a hospital to serve those who often fall through the cracks of traditional healthcare. I’ll share the joys and trials of establishing a clinic in an underserved community and how the experience shaped my understanding of what it truly means to heal and empower individuals. This journey has been a testament to resilience, innovation, and the power of meeting people where they are.
2. "Overcoming Injustice: Turning Personal Trials into a Mission for Change"
Injustice often sparks transformation, and my story is no exception. After facing systemic barriers and unfair treatment in my medical career, I realized the need for bold advocacy in healthcare. This talk delves into the challenges I faced, from navigating accusations that threatened my livelihood to standing firm against inequities targeting minority physicians. I’ll share how these personal trials became the driving force behind my mission to bring justice to the system while empowering families to move from crisis to stability. My journey is a reminder that adversity can be the catalyst for profound, lasting change.
3. "Healing Hands, Changing Systems: Empowering Communities Through Advocacy and Action"
My passion for serving the underserved goes beyond providing medical care—it’s about creating a movement that uplifts communities and addresses systemic issues at their roots. In this talk, I explore how my personal and professional experiences have driven me to advocate for change in healthcare policies while providing hands-on support for families in crisis. From founding United Against Poverty and leading the 100 Families initiative to collaborating with churches and local organizations, this journey is a call to action for transforming systems and cultivating hope. It’s about healing not just individuals but the structures that shape our society.