AllCare Health has awarded a $25,000 grant to Talent Maker City, a Southern Oregon-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing hands-on creative learning and STEM education for people of all ages and backgrounds.
The funding will support a wide range of community programs designed to enhance mental health, reduce social isolation, and build personal and professional growth skills.
Talent Maker City offers culturally-specific and trauma-informed learning opportunities developed collaboratively with underserved populations including youth, older adults, people with disabilities and low-income residents.
Programs span Jackson and Josephine counties and emphasize community well-being, youth workforce development and belonging, all of which play critical roles in addressing the long-term impacts of trauma. To learn more information, visit "talentmakercity.org."
Talent Maker City's mission aligns with AllCare Health's commitment to addressing social determinants of health and investing in innovative strategies that promote equity across the region.
AllCare Health is a physician-owned healthcare organization serving Southern Oregon for more than 30 years. Offering coordinated health insurance and comprehensive care -- including primary, behavioral and dental services -- AllCare continues to partner with local organizations to improve health outcomes and overall quality of life.
