Partnerships for Community Benefit

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital’s Community Benefits function maintains close relationships with many agencies that serve children and adolescents in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.  These partnerships are the best and most direct way to assess the needs of the community and custom design comprehensive health care programs. Together, we are a growing network of organizations and individuals mutually committed to supporting an environment in which all Santa Clara County and San Mateo County residents can improve their health and well-being.
 
These organizations are our major partners and collaborators in working to improve the health status of our communities’ children and expectant mothers:

• Community Health Immunization Partnership of Santa Clara County (CHIPS)
  
  
• Coordinated School Health Advisory Board - Santa Clara County Office of Education
  
  
• Get Fit East Palo Alto - A community coalition addressing the need for better nutrition and increased physical activity
  
  
• Get Healthy San Mateo County (GHSMC) Task Force
  
  
• The Health Trust
  
  
• Healthy Communities Collaborative of San Mateo County
  
  
• Healthy Silicon Valley - A county-wide, multi-sector effort to improve access to better nutrition and physical activity opportunities for all Santa Clara County residents
  
  
• Healthy Ventures of Mountain View-Los Altos
  
  
• Hospital Council of Northern and Central California Community Needs Assessment Committee
  
  
• Kids in Common Children’s Agenda 2015 Advisory Committee
  
  
• Project Cornerstone - Works to implement the 41 developmental assets concept into community programming
  
  
• Ravenswood Family Health Center
  
  
• Rotacare Free Clinics Bay Area
  
  
• San Mateo County Children’s Health Initiative
  
  
• Santa Clara Family Health Plan - Major provider of Medi-Cal, Healthy Families and Healthy Kids insurance