Transforming the Health Care Journey
Person-focused, economically sustainable, and inclusive
Cambia Health Foundation Announces 2020 Sojourns® Scholar Leadership Program Call for Applications
Investing in the development of emerging leaders to better meet the needs of people living with serious illness and their families
Meet 2018 Sojourns Scholar: Carey Candrian, PhD
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Our Grant Programs
Sojourns®
We invest in palliative care to help people with serious illness
and their caregivers live as well as possible for as
long as possible.
Healthy People, Healthy Communities
We invest in ideas, models and whole person strategies that improve individual and population health with a goal of eliminating disparities.
How Can We Improve Access To Palliative Care
An insufficient workforce is one of the biggest challenges in meeting the needs of patients living with a serious illness, and their families. One innovative project working to address this gap is the University of Washington (UW) Graduate Certificate in Palliative Care.
Cambia Health Foundation Social Impact Report
Highlighting the work of our grantees to improve the health, well-being and quality of life for people and families across every stage of life.
Redefining well-being for all students at school, at home, and in the community
Conversation: Surgery and Palliative Care with Adults
Sojourns Scholar Dr. Toby Campbell discusses how surgeons can help patients make informed decisions as they consider high-risk surgeries.
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Can Investments in Community Health Become Self-Sustaining?
As part of Oregon Healthiest State, the Blue Zones Project makes healthy choices easier for the community of Klamath Falls.
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Helping Clinicians Reduce Childhood Trauma and Heal the Future
National Children’s Alliance (NCA) trains clinicians in a special intervention model that is reducing children’s trauma.
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Benefits of the Community Health Worker
Community Health Workers (CHWs) and Community Health Advocates (CHAs) are trusted members of the communities in which they work. They share the language, culture, and life experiences of their neighbors to build trust and advocate for others.
