Advancing Equity Through Whole-Person Health
Expanding access to behavioral health in underserved communities
Cambia Health Foundation releases 2024 Community Impact Report
In 2024, the Foundation provided $6.2 million in philanthropic investments to 96 community partners.
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Advancing Equity through Whole-Person Health
Behavioral health access is a pressing community need and our greatest opportunity for impact. We’re working to advance whole-person health by expanding access to behavioral health in underserved communities. Our efforts focus on three areas—Resilient Children and Families, Healthy and Connected Aging and Health Care Workforce.
Legacy Investments
Since 2007, we have invested $65 million to advance palliative care access, awareness, and quality to improve the care and quality of life for people with serious illness and their caregivers. This includes the Sojourns Scholar Leadership Program which aims to identify, cultivate and advance the next generation of palliative care leaders. We have expanded to addressing whole-person health for all people, not just those with serious illness, but some of these legacy investments continue to thrive.

Our Partners
This profile featuring Communities In Schools of Washington is part of our Community Partner Spotlight series where we celebrate the important work of our grantees and partners across the communities we serve. These organizations share our belief that every person should have an equal opportunity to live the healthiest life possible and we're honored to work alongside them. Visit our Stories of Impact page to gain insight into a wide array of nonprofit organizations that are helping us create healthier and more resilient communities.