Topic Spotlight: Housing is Health

The Kodiak Women’s Resource & Crisis Center started in 1978 with humble beginnings, after a few concerned residents saw a need to help.

Rhonda Medows, M.D. takes on racial disparities in health, systemic racism and the importance of housing in this video interview.

Providence's President Mike Butler discusses priorities for bringing the organization's vision for the future of health to life. Learn more.

Hope House provides 36 emergency shelter beds each night to women experiencing homelessness no matter their situation or lifestyle.

Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers in San Pedro and Torrance partnered with competing hospitals across the South Bay to coordinate care for patients who are homeless.

CARE Network added a specialized team to meet the needs of patients with mental health conditions.

To better care for patients’ overall health, Providence clinics now screen for housing insecurity.

Using the principles of trauma-informed care, she spoke with him about what mattered most to him instead.

St. Patrick Hospital partnered with Missoula Interfaith Collaborative in its work to shelter families.

Providence teams with Pearl Jam in an effort to end homelessness. Learn more.

At the end of each lunch shift, the cafeteria at Providence Alaska Medical Center often has food that hasn’t sold. Fortunately, the hospital does not let that good food go to waste.

New Life believes everyone has the capacity to change. So does Providence Health & Services Alaska, whose mission is to serve the poor and vulnerable.

Those who experience homelessness often struggle to get basic human needs met, such as food and shelter. After being treated for an injury or illness, that struggle is even harder.

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.