Friends of Youth Healthcare Alliance
Your Gifts Advance Our Mission
When the healthcare needs of young people are met at school, they are more likely to succeed in school, and their parents miss less work.
Friends of Youth Healthcare Alliance believe in our mission to “optimize health outcomes among young people through access to quality, integrated healthcare in schools.”
Your donation of any amount to Youth Healthcare Alliance supports advocacy to improve and expand school-based clinics throughout Colorado. That means more young people in our state will have access to integrated, high-quality care, and in turn, more equitable health outcomes.
With Gratitude for Your Generosity
Ali Mickelson
Andrea Smolek
Annie Atlas
Arathi Premkumar
Aubrey Hill
Brad & Silvia Benson
Calley McCue
Carmen Feldman
Carol Grimes
Carol McCotter
Connie Ruiz
David Amorosi
Deborah Costin
Doug Campbell
Elizabeth Sampson
Ellen & Tony Lomonaco
Gemma Taylor
Heidi McCotter
Jamey Hill
Jennifer Suchon
Jenny Dingus
Karen Krueger
Katarzyna Kocol
Laura Ahlf
Leticia Call
Maida Kasper
Mary Kay Pera
Maureen Manier
Meg & Keith Whitelaw
Megan Bartsch
Megan Hill
Melissa Fuller
Merry Hummell
Michal Elias-Bachrach
Michele Huston
Negar Ballard
Paul Eschen
Peaks Recovery
Reema Alsayegh
Ron-Li Liaw
Ronald & Pamela Taylor
Rosa Gardner
School-Based Health Alliance
Scott Call
Sharon O'Hara
Sherrod Beall
Sonja O'Leary
Our Work Makes a Difference
In 2023, we secured around $5 million in state revenue distributed directly to school-based clinics with our advocacy and provided technical assistance to 3 communities exploring school-based clinics or improving existing clinics.
During the 2021-22 academic year, approximately 35,000 children and adolescents received primary care, behavioral health services, and oral health services through school-based clinics in communities with the greatest needs in Colorado.
2023
>$5 million in state revenue secured & distributed to Colorado school-based clinics
3 communities received technical assistance to explore or improve existing school-based clinics
2022-23 Academic Year
35,000 Colorado youth received primary care, behavioral health services, and oral health services in communities with the greatest needs
