Community Connections Newsletter

Pink Ribbon Good works at locations across the nation to support patients and families affected by breast or gynecological cancer.

Valley Verde is helping families in San Jose grow organic produce and improve their nutrition through the Shared Garden and Deep Roots programs.

The Peninsula Healthcare Connection’s New Directions program helps Santa Clara County residents who are living unhoused (or at high risk) access needed care and services.

The Bay Area Women’s Sports initiative works to inspire girls to take part in sports, and provides adaptive sports for students with disabilities.

Los Gatos Union School District's behavioral health program serves a diverse group of students with a wide range of experiences and needs.

El Camino Health's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Economic Opportunity internship program provides opportunities in healthcare for local, underrepresented high school students and young adults.

Cupertino Union School District is committed to improving healthcare access and providing an equitable, positive learning environment for all students.

Our partner, AACI (Asian Americans for Community Involvement), focuses on improving health and increasing healthcare access for Asian Americans in the Bay Area.

During Black History Month and throughout the year, Roots Community Health Center brings health services and education to African Americans across South Bay.

Community Benefit partner Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley helps keep home a safe place for seniors through home repair and accessibility modification for low-income adults.

Community Benefit support helps partner Healthier Kids Foundation provide dental and hearing screenings at four area schools.

Providing Care and Services for Survivors and Families

Supporting and Promoting Healthy Families and Communities through School-Based Health Services

Community Access to Resources and Education for Residents and Seniors

Behavioral Health Care for People Experiencing Homelessness