How Primary Healthcare Services Support Your Whole Health
Primary healthcare services provide a consistent place to manage your health, whether you need preventive care, support for an ongoing condition, or help understanding a new concern. Regular appointments also give you and your healthcare provider an opportunity to look at the bigger picture. By considering physical health alongside emotional well-being, primary care can help […]
What to Do When You Notice Someone May Be Struggling
When someone you care about seems overwhelmed, withdrawn, unusually quiet, or “not like themselves,” it can be hard to know what to do. You may worry about saying the wrong thing, making the situation worse, or not being able to help enough. The good news is that support does not have to be perfect to […]
The Dignity Challenge: Double Your Impact Before August 31
Every person deserves dignity, stability, and the chance to rebuild. Through The Dignity Challenge, your gift can go twice as far in helping individuals facing homelessness and instability access the care, housing, and support they need. Now through August 31, donations made through The Dignity Challenge will be matched, doubling the impact of every dollar […]
HIV and Hepatitis Testing: Why Stigma-Free Care Matters
July is an important time to talk about HIV stigma and viral hepatitis awareness. According to the U.S. Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, July National Health Observances include a focus on HIV stigma and viral hepatitis, creating an opportunity to encourage prevention, testing, and compassionate care. These conversations matter because stigma can keep […]
Behavioral Health Support Can Help You Take the Next Step
Life can feel heavy for many different reasons. Stress can build up. Anxiety can make daily tasks feel harder. Depression can make it difficult to feel like yourself. Trauma, substance use concerns, grief, relationship changes, work pressure, and major life transitions can all affect your mental and emotional well-being. You do not have to wait […]
