Topic Spotlight: Housing is Health

Hundreds to be served in bold proposal to slash chronic homelessness by 20 percent in Catholic Charities, Archdiocese and Providence collaboration

With 2020 shaping up to be another big year for health care, executives at Providence, one of the largest health systems in the country, today released their annual New Year’s predictions.

Providence Health & Services Alaska funding helps case managers connect with clients

Now, on the days when he's not feeling well enough to visit with friends, he appreciates the visits he gets at home. Most important to John is the ability to close and lock his own doors.

Sister Susanne Hartung requests Santa's help in serving the communities of Providence Health & Services.

At her Belltown building, Patsy is grateful for her studio apartment, a community garden and on-site care when she needs it.

Providence St. Joseph Health's Mike Butler offers his perspective on how to tackle the homelessness problem vexing American cities

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.

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.

Our promise of health for a better world starts with addressing the vexing homelessness and housing insecurity challenge

Plymouth Housing provides permanent, supportive housing for more than 1,000 adults who have formerly experienced homelessness.

High Desert Homeless Services, a Sustainability Initiative grantee, is the only nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive services to people experiencing homelessness in Victor Valley.

Providence Health & Services’ Community Resource Desks provide free and confidential services such as housing resources, help with finding nearby food pantries and employment assistance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.