Hospital patients who are homeless connected to housing
A Kaiser Permanente program connects patients experiencing homelessness to permanent housing and help for life’s problems.
COVID-19 grants support homeless health
For a long time last year, homeless clients of Roots Community Health Center in East…
$1 Million Grant Supports COVID-19 Response for Nation’s Homeless Population
Kaiser Permanente is providing $1 million to increase capacity for preventing and treating cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, within the nation’s homeless population in a collaboration with the National Health Care for the Homeless Council.
$32 Million for Sacramento Homeless, Housing
Initiatives will preserve and expand affordable housing, support immediate health and housing-related needs, and aid homelessness response systems.
Oakland Homeless Receive Housing Support
As part of a larger effort to address Oakland’s homeless crisis, the City of Oakland,…
Grants Support Housing, Homeless Programs
Kaiser Permanente announces 2 new grants in line with its mission to create healthy communities through housing support.
Partnership Houses Oakland Homeless
A Kaiser Permanente and Bay Area Community Services partnership will provide long-term housing for 515…
Preventing Homelessness in Oakland
Kaiser Permanente is partnering with the San Francisco Foundation and a trio of nonprofit agencies to help keep Oakland residents in stable housing.
No-cost legal aid helps keep people housed
Moniquia Jefferson began to suspect the mold growing in her Sacramento public housing unit was…
Improving health, investing in social good
Kaiser Permanente impact investments, which generate social good and a financial return, are helping to address the affordable housing crisis.