Our Annual Report

After lifesaving treatment at Providence and learning she qualified for financial assistance, Agnes is now able to care for her elderly parents.

Providence and partners respond to food insecurity at home and abroad.

In 2021, the Valdez Food Bank received $20,000 from Providence Alaska to add the Rental Deposit Assistance Program to its services.

Providence is leading the movement for energy efficiency in health care by with our carbon-negative pledge.

In Tri-Cities, Wash., Kadlec supports Grace Clinic, which provides free care to those in need.

Providence provides care and counseling for abuse and assault survivors in Everett, Wash.

In 2021, Providence Alaska provided more than $50,000 to help the organization continue the hospice work it has been doing since 2011 and to expand its palliative care program.

Providence and partners work to increase access for mental health and substance use treatment

Home For Good is a three-year program seeking to help 150 of Anchorage’s most vulnerable -- people experiencing homelessness -- by connecting them with housing and support services.

Providence community health worker programs support culturally competent local care.

Providence Research Network findings improve health equity and outcomes.

Providence works to preserve and expand affordable health care including Medicaid.

In solidarity with our local partners and communities, Providence responds to the root causes of disparities, improves infrastructure, and provides education in countries that are underserved.

Providence’s investments and collaborations with community partners allow us to use our scale and resources to provide direct local support in every community we serve.

In the wake of 2021 disasters, Providence provided vulnerable communities with immediate relief and also supplied tools and support to enable quicker recoveries.

The Providence family of organizations strives to create ongoing, strategic partnerships to serve those disproportionately affected by housing instability and homelessness.

After receiving financial assistance to cover needed surgery on his hand, Gerardo wants to find a way to give back once he goes back to work.

When Laura got her financial assistance letter in the mail, she thanked God and Providence that her surgery costs were covered.

Ali found the help she needed at Providence – for surgeries on her badly broken ankle and through financial assistance for the costs not covered by her health insurance.