Community Involvement

Teens make a difference with mental health through Work2BeWell

Learn how St. Thomas Child and Family Center eases the way for children and their families by offering childcare and other developmental support.

Looking for new opportunities to give back? Providence speaks with key community service providers about helpful ways to serve this season.

Through Integrated Community Investments, Providence supports organizations in several states that help resettle refugees from Afghanistan.

At Providence, our online Action Hub gives caregivers ways to serve the community beyond the clinic – from the environment to people facing homelessness.

Swedish recently partnered with the Refugee Artisan Initiative (RAI) to produce custom, high quality scrubs for our caregivers.

The Work2BeWell program at Providence offers resources that respond to the urgent mental health needs of today’s teens.

The Providence St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund (SJCPF) has a new initiative that enlists help from local partners to tackle issues in the community such as food insecurity.

Addressing homelessness and housing instability is a top priority for Covenant Health in the greater Lubbock area and beyond.

This partnership will help low-income patients access free legal services including housing, benefits, insurance, education and employment, family law, and advance care planning.

Providence provided medical supplies, financial support and extra benefits for caregivers in India during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Paso a Paso (Step by Step) program from Providence offers free health education to the Latino community and helps them navigate cultural differences.

The Early Childhood Directions program offers exceptional education and support for the children of caregivers while they work, even during the pandemic. Here’s how they do it.

Program at Providence and Swedish provides high school seniors with hands-on experience and education to prepare students to start healthcare careers.

Providence leaders share insights about the investments the organization has made to build healthy communities. Learn more.

The CHW Academy is a workforce development program designed to create long-term job placements for CHWs in clinical settings.

Built For Zero, a successful model implemented at Providence Alaska, will be used in other regions to help end homelessness.

Debbie Gibson and Brittn Grey were recently appointed to Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) advisory bodies.

The St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund (SJCPF) is pleased to announce it has finalized its Board of Directors.