Christus Health

To provide court-appointment advocacy for children and youth in the foster care system by employing a program coordinator to work on more complex cases and support volunteer advocates.

To supplement non-perishable foods that are distributed monthly with fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products and lean meats to increase the variety of foods and nutritional profile of food served.

To provide counseling services to frontline workers experiencing negative mental health concerns.

To embed a Behavioral Triage RN at the CHRISTUS St. Michael ER to support individuals that present to the ER for behavioral health reasons.

To improve food security to community members through their Market to HOPE program.

To provide referrals to services to available short-term shelters, physical and mental health services, substance misuse treatment, and other supportive services to unhoused individuals.

To employ Nurse Care Coordinators to help coordinate care between providers, provide patient education, and make referrals to social services for patients.

To increase food security to neighbors by offering pantry sessions every Monday night.

To provide two healthy food boxes a month to patients who are hypertensive and/or diabetic.

To establish a comprehensive case management initiative to address the mental health and substance use disorder challenges for unhoused individuals in Espanola and the surrounding areas.

To provide transportation to health-related activities to individuals with disabilities and older adults.

To host farm-to-table markets, support local farmers, and provide nutritional education to empower residents to make healthier lifestyle choices.

To provide comprehensive wraparound services that address the physical and mental health needs of individuals facing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.

To provide food, clothing, hygiene items, and refuge to those who are homeless and underserved.

To ensure that survivors of domestic and sexual assault receive timely counseling from qualified, licensed professionals.

To provide counseling services and encourage sustainable healing and feelings of safety and autonomy for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

To reduce mobility rates, support academic success, and strengthen family stability by providing housing financial assistance to families in the Tyler Independent School District.

To build and grow positive caring relationships between and amongst the Highland neighborhood residents through the Friendship House strategy.

To increase food access to low-income, rural areas through mobile food pantry deliveries.

To provide patient navigator services, monthly health education workshops, expand preventative screenings, and expand telehealth services to the community.

To provide comprehensive support services such as shelter, counseling, case management, job and housing assistance, and transportation assistance to survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

To provide transitional shelter, educational training, access to birthing support, prenatal and postnatal programs, and mental health services to unhoused, pregnant women. Donation for Annual Gala.

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To provide trauma-focused therapy to children in Central Louisiana by hiring an additional therapist and providing further training to existing clinicians.

To provide disaster risk preparedness and safeguard coastal communities in Haiti from natural disasters by restoring vital mangrove and forest ecosystems and strengthening local community organizations. To improve pregnancy health outcomes and reduce maternal risks for displaced Venezuelans and vulnerable communities in Santa Marta, Colombia.

To provide patients living with or at risk for diet related conditions with fresh, local produce in order to manage their conditions, address nutrition and food insecurity, and support the local food system.

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To increase access to nutritious meals and healthy food to the community.

To implement a Family Resource Center that will provide wrap-around services to over 3,000 individuals in Otero County.

To expand its permanent capacity to store and distribute food, while creating a space for neighbors to learn about nutrition and how to prepare healthy food.

To prevent, treat, and cure mental illnesses and related disorders regardless of the individual's ability to pay.

To increase capacity to provide timely access to counseling for un/under insured individuals and families through the recruitment, training, and retention of fully licensed professional counselors.

To provide beginner farmer training to empower 500 individuals to launch small-scale farms.

To reduce food crises of households through direct services, food and financial coaching, and partnering with other agencies to expand food distribution.

To respond to crisis calls by deploying the CADA Mobile Response Team to the location, deescalating the crisis, determining appropriate services, and doing follow-up.

To provide one-to-one and group mentoring, with an emphasis on reading, to youth.

To serve children and youth in the temporary and permanent care of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services with advocacy for medical and mental health, educational placement, and permanency needs.

To provide food to CHRISTUS Santa Rosa patients who are food insecure and are experiencing heart failure or asthma.

To provide trafficking survivors with safe, stable housing and case management services.

To ensure that older adults and those with disabilities, unable to drive, can safely reach destinations for healthcare and social activities with free to low-cost transportation.

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To break the cycle of poverty for single women and their children by supporting their education and providing services to strengthen the family and move them toward financial independence and self-sufficiency.

To continue the development of a fully bilingual pre-kindergarten classroom for children designed to support learning a second language.

To create a network of community resilience hubs in Central Louisiana with Response Teams and commercial-scale solar power and back-up battery capacity to respond in the even of a power outage in Alexandria, LA.

To provide a secure, clean, and private setting for homeless individuals recovering from medical conditions that do not require acute care.

To provide counseling and additional social services to survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault.