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Trainees from Catholic Social Service’s Refugee Assistance and Immigration Services program gain skills and experience at Providence Alaska Medical Center.

The “Promise to Talk” Initiative, part of Each Mind Matters Orange County, uses bright green benches to encourage open, honest conversations about mental health.

Providence is known for global health care initiatives, and Brittn Grey recently shared three keys to effective partnerships at a Washington Global Health Alliance conference.

In the last two years, Providence has supported clinicians in Guatemala and Nigeria, upholding our ethical call to strengthen health care globally—even during a pandemic.

The Attachment Vitamins parenting education program helps families learn about child development and the impact stress and trauma can have on children.

Work2BeWell is searching for students passionate about mental health to join their National Student Advisory Board

The Black Birth Empowerment Initiative, Doula Diversity Scholarship, JUST Birth Network, and TeamBirth seek to improve health and reduce disparities during childbirth.

April is Minority Health Month and we are highlighting programs that address health disparities faced by racial and ethnic minorities.

There is no typical workday for Jaime Cruz, Maria Perez and Sonia Allende; their job is to be in the community they serve, interacting with the residents where they live.

Providence Health partners with Medical Teams International to fight malnutrition for mothers and children in Guatemala and sees amazing results.

Providence caregivers find ways to volunteer in their local communities on the Action Hub, reaching beyond the hospital walls and partnering to serve those in need.

Listen to Paula and Terri talk about the beginnings and purpose of Peoria Home, a nonprofit in Everett, Wash., that helps women recover from human trafficking and prostitution.

Listen to Jennifer and Jessica's conversation about providing care with dignity to hundreds of vulnerable and unhoused people using a mobile health clinic operated by Providence in northern California

Providence caregivers find ways to volunteer in their local communities on the Action Hub, reaching beyond the hospital walls and partnering to serve those in need.

The university offers new graduate-level certificate programs that focus on health equity and the social determinants of health. Two caregivers share why they enrolled.

Local partner Health Share of Oregon is using a St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund grant to create stable housing opportunities for those at risk of homelessness.

The Providence Santa Rosa Mobile Health Clinic in northern California goes where the need is greatest. This mobile health clinic serves the community and removes all barriers to care.

A Providence physician shares what it’s meant during the pandemic to know her daughter is safe and healthy at Early Childhood Directions, a developmental child care program in Santa Monica, Calif.

Dr. Anna McDonald of Swedish shares an amazing story of how a suitcases of supplies saved lives in rural Malawi, Africa, where she serves as medical faculty.

The St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund is announcing the St. Joseph Summit Series.