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The Birth Justice Collaborative fosters healing, driven by the understanding that birth work is a daily commitment that requires resilience and compassion.

Through a partnership with Special Olympics, Providence is proactively reaching out to people who are developmentally disabled and their caretakers to get them the ongoing health care they need.

The Nankhwali Medical Center in rural Malawi, once known for sanitation problems, is now safer for patients thanks to investments from Providence, Catholic Relief Services and the Mangochi Diocese.

Providence has partnered with Portland Open Bible Community Pantry to offer a food pantry for Providence patients experiencing urgent food insecurity.

Mother Bernard House provides wraparound services that build independent living skills in safe, affordable housing model.

The dual programs focus on harm reduction, patient education and community trust-building to support those affected by substance use.

Providence partnered with Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a Spokane-based non-profit, to build and deliver fully furnished beds to 181 local children aged 3-17 who lacked a safe, comfortable place to sleep.