Providence Annual Report Team

We are honored to share these stories from the 2022 Annual Report of some of the inspiring individuals we had the privilege to serve last year.

Today, we are pleased to share a message from Rod Hochman, M.D., President and CEO of Providence, which he recently shared on his blog, announcing the 2022 Annual Report to Communities.

The Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) in Spokane provides a safe and comfortable place for child and teen survivors or witnesses of child abuse, neglect and other crimes.

In the rolling farmland of rural Walla Walla County in Washington, there often are many miles between students and the schools they attend. The closest hospital often is even further.

Reaching those experiencing homelessness who may shy away from traditional shelters is a delicate endeavor.

YWCA Passage Point opened its doors in Maple Valley, Wash., in 2012 to provide transitional housing and comprehensive, wrap-around services for parents released from incarceration.

Covenant Health Plainview Dental Outreach program provides four full days of dental clinic services to the Plainview, Texas community every month.

As part of our commitment to community outreach, Covenant Health provides comprehensive dental care to the communities we serve at a reduced cost through the Covenant Community Dental Clinic.

The Providence family of organizations’ Global and Domestic Engagement team has supported locally led initiatives to improve health in Malawi, Africa, since 2017.

Through its LGBTQI+ program, caregivers and leaders illustrate a deep investment in expanding access to high-quality care for LGBTQI+ communities.

In an outreach model called street medicine, where the Providence Community Care Center's team meets clients where they are, removing the obstacle of finding transportation to receive health care.

During 2022, medical residents at Providence Everett logged more than 600 volunteer hours with MercyWatch, caring for the health and well-being of some of the most vulnerable citizens in Snohomish Cou

In 2020, Providence Montana and Montana Legal Services Association partnered to form the state’s first hospital-based medical-legal partnership.

In 2022, Providence Montana provided more than $4.9 million in charity care, which is free or discounted care for those in need.

When disaster strikes, the Providence family of organizations supports communities by addressing short-term, pressing needs and building up longer-term local capacity.

Through this partnership, Providence Alaska ministries and affiliates are delivering life-changing mental health and well-being services to students throughout Alaska and adults who care about them.

The Providence family of organizations has long funded and operated community health worker (CHW) programs that place trusted frontline public health care workers in the field.

Activation Networks encourage participants to volunteer and communicate about volunteer opportunities that help advance a culture of service across Providence.

TLC is dedicated to helping women with children experiencing homelessness create stability in their lives.