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A healthier future for every Chicagoan. Sustaining and strengthening access to reproductive and sexual health in Illinois Explore the Prairie State Access Fund A new chapter of impact— deeply rooted in our legacy Read the 2024 Annual Report Rooted in the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam — to repair the world — Michael Reese Hospital held its doors open for over a century to all Chicagoans, no matter their background or ability to pay.
Today, Michael Reese Health Trust continues that legacy, operating in the same city with the same commitment: all Chicagoans deserve to live healthy lives. As a public charity, Michael Reese leverages a range of tools and partnerships to drive meaningful change in our communities. Advancing policies and systems that put health in reach for all.
Partnering with nonprofits to improve the health of Chicagoans. Nurturing ideas that hold promise to change the future of health. For over a hundred years, Michael Reese Hospital held its doors open to serve all individuals, regardless of their background, beliefs, or ability to pay.
The hospital did more than treat patients; it transformed public health in Chicagoland. " When I think of Michael Reese, I think of strategy, innovation, and partnership. " Amanda Pyron, President & CEO, The Network: Advocating Against Domestic Violence As a public charity, Michael Reese leverages a range of tools and partnerships to drive meaningful change in our communities.
Together, we work to address some of Chicagoland's most urgent health challenges. Ideas that hold promise to change the future of health for Chicagoans. Redefining healthcare so Black, Latinx, uninsured and other disinvested communities in Chicagoland can reach and...
A diverse group of funders working to align resources and unlock new sources of funding... Increasing access to COVID-19 vaccines while strengthening a public health workforce to advance health equity... JCC Chicago was founded in 1903 and works to ensure a vibrant, thriving and connected community through meaningful and impactful programs inspired by Jewish and human values.
The largest Jewish community center in North America, JCC Chicago serves tens of thousands of children, teens, adults, seniors and families through an incredible array of award-winning, life-enriching programs, services and experiences. As we close our fiscal year, Michael Reese is deploying another $100,000 in security grants... Over the past several months, we’ve been listening closely to partners across Chicagoland and Illinois....
Michael Reese Health Trust announces the first round of grants from the Prairie State Access... As we close our fiscal year, Michael Reese is deploying another $100,000 in security grants... Over the past several months, we’ve been listening closely to partners across Chicagoland and Illinois....
Michael Reese Health Trust announces the first round of grants from the Prairie State Access...
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