Community Involvement
community involvement
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Read ArticleHousing is one of the best treatments in medicine
The House of Charity works with Providence in Spokane to provide transitional respite care after hospital treatment, so that people experiencing homelessness have a place to heal.
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Read Article‘Moments of joy’ include a safe, caring housing community
Plymouth Housing provides permanent, supportive housing for more than 1,000 adults who have formerly experienced homelessness.
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Read ArticleShelter is more than just a roof
Central City Concern is a longtime partner of Providence in Oregon with an extensive history of developing innovative and outcome-based strategies to help those in need.
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Read ArticleSafeguarding a stronger future for Victor Valley
High Desert Homeless Services, a Sustainability Initiative grantee, is the only nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive services to people experiencing homelessness in Victor Valley.
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Read ArticleConnecting patients to housing and other services
Providence Health & Services’ Community Resource Desks provide free and confidential services such as housing resources, help with finding nearby food pantries and employment assistance.
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Read ArticleA place to heal and get help with basic life needs
The Poverello Center provides short-term emergency shelter, food, and supportive services to community members living in poverty, with a special focus on those experiencing homelessness.
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Read ArticleBuilding bridges and connecting Fullerton’s homeless to essential resources
After evaluating best practices from around the country, St. Jude launched the Community Care Navigator Program as a direct response to the needs of the community’s most vulnerable.
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Read ArticleA new approach to serving Olympia’s homeless
PCCC is a central hub for people who lack a stable home to request housing and hygiene services, primary care, mental health services and substance use treatment.
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Read Article"I did a lot of healing here."
The Providence Supportive Housing Program provides permanent, affordable and safe housing for more than 950 seniors and people with disabilities who have very low incomes.
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Read Article"This is my own sanctuary."
The Providence Supportive Housing Program provides permanent, affordable and safe housing for more than 950 seniors and people with disabilities who have very low incomes.
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Read Article"Family is the most important thing."
The Providence Supportive Housing Program provides permanent, affordable and safe housing for more than 950 seniors and people with disabilities who have very low incomes.
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Read ArticleLiving in a tent city with diabetes
The Providence Supportive Housing Program provides permanent, affordable and safe housing for more than 950 seniors and people with disabilities who have very low incomes.
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Read ArticleBuilding health and community yields huge benefits for Lubbock’s homeless
Open Door in Lubbock, Texas is a place where people can find a network of support, including a church and supportive housing.
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Read ArticleA caring network with remarkable impact
Using a continuum of care model, the CARE Network provides a range of care management services in Napa County, California.
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Read ArticleCatholic Social Services housing program offers a fresh start
Homeless Family Services in Anchorage, Alaska
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Read ArticleInvesting in safe, secure housing: Robin’s story
Seattle-based Plymouth Housing provides permanent, supportive housing to people who have experienced homelessness.
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Read ArticleBeing agents of change for health
We know that many social factors contribute to health, and our advocacy agenda reflects their importance.
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Read ArticleHousing as a bridge to better mental health
A look at the power of home and community, and the "housing first" response to homelessness.
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Read ArticleMedicaid study reinforces that housing is health care
Study finds Medicaid costs decrease when people with very low incomes have secure housing.
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Read ArticleRaising connected kids in an age of disconnection
Family therapist Kathryn Anderson discusses how parents can raise connected kids by focusing on the values of community, positive relationships, and the ability to be vulnerable.
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