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We explore how the Center for Better Aging, based at Saint Bernard Hospital in Chicago, is reimagining care for older adults—starting as early as age 50.
This episode of Nonprofit Report features the leadership of Native Health, a Phoenix-based organization providing primary care, behavioral health, wellness services, and advocacy to American Indian and Alaska Native populations in urban settings—while expanding access to underserved communities across Maricopa County.
This episode of Nonprofit Report features senior fundraising leaders as they discuss the evolving nature of philanthropy, talent development, and how to build successful fundraising teams that reflect both strategy and empathy in a post-pandemic world.
We spotlight the American Brain Foundation (ABF), a national leader funding early-stage brain research with the potential to transform lives.
We explore the powerful impact of Special Olympics Northern California and its mission to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports, leadership, and community engagement.
An insightful discussion on The Nonprofit Report as we explore homelessness and disability-inclusive housing with leadership from The Kelsey, a San Francisco-based organization dedicated to creating inclusive housing solutions.
Hospital de la Familia Foundation provides life-changing care in rural Guatemala. We spoke with leaders from this organization to learn about how they are able to provide much needed healthcare as well as education to one of the poorest regions in the world.
EngenderHealth is a leading global health organization committed to advancing gender equity with a focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights.
EngenderHealth is a leading global health organization committed to advancing gender equity, focusing on sexual and reproductive health and rights.
According to the CDC, epilepsy is one of the most common conditions affecting the brain. It affects people of all ages and race however treatment is not evenly distributed. We spoke with leaders of four nonprofits whose missions all work toward research and support for all who struggle with epilepsy. Our guests today are; Beth Lewin Dean, President & CEO of Cure Epilepsy; Roy Cherry, CEO of The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio; & Ilene Penn Miller, Director of Rare Epilepsy Network and Director of Epilepsies Action Network.
We will be discussing recent advancements in breast cancer diagnosis and treatments. Our special guests: Victoria Wolodzko Smart, Senior Vice President, Mission of Susan G. Komen Foundation; Jean Sachs MSS, MLSP, Chief Executive Officer of Living Beyond Breast Cancer; & Dorothy Gibbons, Co-Founder & CEO of The Rose Center for Breast Excellence.
How are the challenges that LGBTQ+ elders face different from youth? How can communities across the US better support them? We’re chatting with SAGE – one of the nation’s most prominent providers of services for the LGBTQ+ senior community in the US.
How the nation can better support nurses’ critical role in society. A special thanks to our guests: Jonathan Webb, MPH, MBA, Chief Executive Officer of Association of Women’s Health, Obstetrics & NeoNatal Nurses; Kate Judge, Executive Director of American Nurses Foundation; & Nancy MacRae, MS, CEO of Emergency Nurses Association
In one decade, we will have gone from roughly 17% of Americans being 65 or older, to over 20%. Let’s talk about America’s approach to caring for elders, and how Avenidas provides support to those in the Bay Area. Thank you to special guest: Amy Yotopoulos, President & CEO of Avenidas.
How individuals with Autism can live full lives and also some of the challenges that come with being on the spectrum. A welcome to our guests: Patrick D. Paul, Executive Director & CEO of Anderson Center for Autism; Daniel Openden, PH.D., BCBA-D, President & CEO of Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC); & Brad Boardman, Executive Director of Morgan Autism Center.
Support and resources for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities and the importance of making these accessible to families. Our special guest for this discussion is Matt VanAuken, Executive Director & CEO of Developmental Pathways.
Overcoming alcohol addiction can be challenging without the right resources and support; we’re discussing accessing judgement-free resources to heal. Our special guests for this discussion is: Melanie Brown-Woofter, President & CEO of Florida Behavioral Health Association & Anna Foglia, CEO of Sun Street Centers.
PAI advocates for sexual and reproductive rights as one of the most important factors in a woman’s autonomy and future, and as an indicator of a healthy society. Our special guest for this discussion is: Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins, President & CEO of PAI.
Teaching youth about nutrition to encourage a healthy generation ahead, with special guests: Ann Marie Krautheim, M.A., R.D., L.D, CEO of GENYOUth; Kathleen King, CEO of Healthier Kids Foundation; & Jennifer Owens, President & CEO of HealthMPowers.
A network of resources and education around caring for people with disabilities and medical complexities is important to help create an inclusive and supportive environment; we’re discussing with special guests: Bryan Neider, CEO of AbilityPath, & Dr. Robert Ireland, President & CEO of Bello Machre.