Community Connections Newsletter

Breast cancer survival continues to rise as diagnosis and treatment improves, and El Camino Health is working with partners to help more women benefit.

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo is retiring at the end of her term, and El Camino Health thanked her for her long and distinguished career with a reception at our Mountain View hospital.

Pathways to Longevity was the theme of the 2024 Successful Aging Solutions & Community Consulting Health Fair.

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.

Our fiscal year 2025 Community Benefit partners have been announced and will serve a wide range of needs across the communities we serve.

The Cities Association of Santa Clara County held an educational meeting in June sponsored by El Camino Health.

The Cuesta Park Fitness Zone in Mountain View is now open, built with Community Benefit funding and offering a high-tech workout experience.

In May and June, we celebrated positive change and increased awareness, with May recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month and June designated LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

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