Join us in participating in Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department's 2024 community photo project: Celebrating Community Strengths. This project is an opportunity to showcase the incredible strengths of communities across Washington State, and we’d love to see strong representation from Pierce County. Please consider sharing your images of good health, resilience, and community spirit in action!
Elevate Health
Hospitals and Health Care
Tacoma, WA 1,048 followers
Our mission is to create affordable, accessible, whole-person health care for all.
About us
As an Accountable Communities of Health organization, we're committed to compelling change in health systems and believe better health is the cornerstone of community and economic vitality. Elevate Health is an innovator, collaborator and driver in the creation of purposeful health care reform in Washington state. Working together with community, governmental and health care stakeholders, we combat health inequity by addressing a range of challenges including: - Creating and implementing whole-person health models - Finding new avenues to support behavioral health services - Funding community-based programs that bridge health equity gaps and - Expanding healthcare training opportunities OnePierce Community Resiliency Fund (OnePierce) is the investment arm of Elevate Health. With the support of funders, OnePierce distributes loans, grants and innovation funds to help community organizations provide whole-person health and bridge health equity gaps in Pierce County. OnePierce has leveraged $4 million in original capital from Elevate Health into more than $8 million in commitments to support the Pierce County community.
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https://linktr.ee/ElevateHealth
External link for Elevate Health
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tacoma, WA
- Type
- Nonprofit
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2201 S 19th St.
#101
Tacoma, WA 98405, US
Employees at Elevate Health
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Elevate Health is searching for our next accounting manager! If you are looking for an excellent career opportunity at a successful, mission- and values-driven organization, with an amazing team, and a hybrid work schedule — please consider this opportunity. #Accounting #NonprofitJobs #PierceCounty
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Thankful for the exciting conversations, encouraging updates, and big ideas shared at our recent open house. It’s clear that – together – we're making strides toward a healthier, more equitable Pierce County community. Thank you to everyone who joined us and here’s to the work ahead! #HealthEquity #CommunityWellness #PierceCounty
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Attention PNW students! Looking for funding to bring your public health project to life? The Northwest Center for Public Health Practice is awarding up to $3,500 to 20 students for the 2024-2025 school year. This is a fantastic opportunity to make an impact in your community while gaining valuable experience in public health practice. 📅 Deadline to apply: December 1, 2024 Eligibility: ✨ Projects must focus on populations in WA, AK, ID, or OR. ✨ Open to undergrad juniors, seniors, and grad students studying public health, psychology, sociology, or social work. ✨ Prioritizing projects that serve underserved areas and populations. Learn more and apply on the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice website! #PublicHealth #StudentFunding #MakeADifference #CommunityWellness https://lnkd.in/g-5AUS8k
Student Projects
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A huge thank you to the 100+ community members who packed into our new Central Tacoma office last night for our Open House and Community Care Hub Celebration! It was wonderful to see many longtime collaborators and to get to know some folks we’ve only recently connected with. We’re always inspired and motivated by time spent with local advocates, organizers and leaders who are committed to equity and dedicated to improving health and wellness across Pierce County.
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We’re still feeling inspired by the insights and perspectives shared by community members at the unconscious bias training last week led by Noah Prince and Jahmad Canley (He, Him, His). Not only was it an energetic and engaging workshop, it was also one of our first opportunities to welcome community into our brand new office and convening space in Central Tacoma!
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Big thanks to Jahmad Canley (He, Him, His) and Noah Prince from Potential Unleashed Consulting for leading a training about unconscious bias this morning at our office. We were joined for the training by community members from all over Pierce County representing sectors like emergency and crisis response, social services, health care, and others. Trainings like this aren't easy, but they are always time very well spent.
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Calling all community health workers in Pierce County! 📣 Please consider attending the upcoming community health workers collaborative strategy meeting. 🤝 Attendees will discuss how this group of community health workers can share knowledge, develop new skills, build a strong local network, and more. 🛜 The meeting will be from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 3 at the Elevate Health office. DM us to RSVP and for additional details. 🙌 #CommunityHealth #PierceCounty
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We are thrilled to announce that Gabe Moaalii is Elevate Health’s new Senior director of community resilience! Gabe is an accomplished leader dedicated to advancing community resilience and health equity in Pierce County. She comes to us from the City of Tacoma, where she led the development of the Community Safety Action Plan and provided strategic guidance for the One Tacoma community engagement process. She also previously served as community engagement program manager and chief equity officer at the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. Welcome to Elevate Health, Gabe!
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