The Coalition Receives $86K Grant from the Regence Foundation to Provide Health Information to the Community
The Coalition of Community Health Clinics would like to thank the Regence Foundation for awarding us a $86,000 grant to partner with 211info on a program to connect underserved populations to healthcare resources.
This program, “Connecting the Dots,” will allow all community members, especially those uninsured or presently not connected to health care or health resources, to easily access information about regional health and wellness services. Highlighted resources will particularly emphasize culturally accessible options. The Regence Foundation grant will enable us to develop a website, database, and wellness survey to bring together a wide range of resources and deliver personalized search results, as well as supporting important relationship-building initiatives.
For more information, please see our press release.
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Free Medical, Dental and Vision Screenings
The African Partnership for Health (APH) and OHSU’s Global Health Center is hosting four free health clinics at Lutheran Community Services Northwest. All community members, especially low-income, uninsured refugees and immigrants are welcome. Bring all of your medications with you.
Services:
- Check eyes and vision
- Check teeth and mouth
- Blood pressure
- Check medications
- Provide referrals for free or low cost follow up
10am – 2pm
April 14, April 28, May 5, May 19
Lutheran Community Services
605 SE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.
Questions? Call Ahmed Iya at (503) 944-9313 or email him at aiya@lcsnw.org
Faces of Oregon Health Care
This short movie by the Oregon Primary Care Association, featuring the Coalition’s Central City Concern/Old Town Clinic, highlights some of the important work being done by Coalition Clinics.
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Mission Statement: The Coalition of Community Health Clinics improves healthcare for vulnerable populations residing in the Portland metropolitan area. We achieve this mission by strengthening community health clinics and fostering collaboration across the safety net delivery system.
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