Kaiser Permanente's work in the community uniquely combines investments from our health plan as well as our hospitals and often includes medical expertise, health research, clinical programs, and volunteers.
106,062,252
Total community investment
101,393,858
In charitable care and coverage
4,668,394
In grants, donations and services **
12,472
Students and adults reached through Educational Theatre
264,141
invested in Thriving Schools programs and activities *
423
Physicians and employee volunteers
The Health Education Council received a $1 million HEAL Zone grant which focused on increasing access to healthy food and opportunities for physical activity in the Valley Hi community. Improvements included installing hydration stations at regional transit stations, expanding Safe Routes to School, establishing walking clubs and fitness programs and providing nutrition education at farmer’s markets.
WEAVE, Inc. received a $35,000 grant for its domestic violence assistance project, to ensure family violence victims have access to crisis intervention services. WEAVE provided safe shelter, case management, a support hotline, and walk-in services.
Provide programs for low-income and uninsured people; support local community clinics and organizations that help patients access culturally sensitive assistance and care-coordination.
Provide education and increase access to healthy foods and physical activity in schools and community settings that reach a broad sector of the community.
Support community or faith-based organizations that work to build safe neighborhoods and promote community engagement and activities that increase safety. Support youth engagement programs that provide interpersonal violence and/or family support services.