Highlighting regional contributions in the 2022 Annual Report to our communities

June 20, 2023 Providence Annual Report Team

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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, as well as some of the caregivers and community partners who helped us bring our Mission to more people in need.
In every region we serve across seven states, our teams found new and more equitable ways to bring needed care and services to our patients and our broader communities.
We are pleased to highlight a few of the many ways our regions are working to reduce disparities in health care.

Regional contributions in the 2022 Annual Report

Alaska	Providing a longer runway for youth experiencing homelessness or human trafficking
Alaska	A tiny miracle made a little sweeter with help from Providence Alaska Children’s Hospital
Central Puget Sound	The JUST Birth Network: Fighting systemic racism in childbirth with equity and integrity
Inland Northwest Washington	Providence Community Clinic serves most vulnerable community members
Inland Northwest Washington	Transitional Living Center helps families find stability, safety and achieve new dreams
Los Angeles County	Working with community partners to bring healthful food to under-served areas
Los Angeles County	Providence ministries work with community partners to get those in need the support they deserve
Montana	Montana legal program helps address social determinants of health
Montana	Financial assistance helps those in need in Montana focus on their health
North Puget Sound	Medical residents serve community, build relationships through street medicine
NorCal	Humboldt County resource centers offer ‘bright spot of connection’
NorCal	Mobile Dental Clinics offer care to community’s youngest and most vulnerable
NorCal	Supportive housing initiatives help serve those on the margins
Orange County High Desert	South Orange County Equity Collaborative addresses housing issues
Orange County High Desert	Southern California resource centers support families in need
Orange County High Desert	Patient navigators team up with community partners to help those experiencing homelessness
Oregon	The Providence Oregon Community Resource Desk connects clients to supportive services
Oregon	Data for Change: Building community data capacity
Providence System	Empowered caregivers give back to community through volunteerism
Providence System	Community health worker programs provide local, culturally competent care
Providence System	Integrating behavioral health and well-being services into Alaska schools
Providence System	Local partnerships help communities respond to disasters
Providence System	Investing in access to holistic health care for our LGBTQI+ communities
Providence System	Expanding technology and training in Malawi to provide critical care to those in need
Providence System	From Rod Hochman, M.D.: Providence contributes $2.1 billion in community benefit
Puget Sound	Breaking down barriers, building new lives
SE Washington	Those experiencing homelessness find services, respect in Homeroom
SE Washington	Providence ministry and community partners help keep students safe, healthy
South Puget Sound	Street medicine takes care where it’s needed most
Texas New Mexico	Covenant Health gives early Christmas gift to community members
Texas New Mexico	Serving smiles one patient at a time in Plainview
Washington	A safe space for young survivors

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