The Scattergood Foundation was proud to sponsor the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy’s Ethical Reentry Simulation & Policy Catalyst, an experiential event examining the realities people face during the first month after returning home from incarceration. We entered the simulation knowing that reentry would cause stress, frustration, and potentially desperation. […]
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Doing Good. Well., together with New Kensington Community Development Corporation and our respected Kensington-based partners, are pleased and humbled to share information on the proposed work of the newly formed Kensington Health and Housing Collaborative. Following the recent multi-year co-creating Kensington planning process (KensingtonPlan.org), we are now in position to operationalize some of the resident […]
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At the Scattergood Foundation, we believe that when nonprofits thrive, our communities thrive. Today, we celebrate not just a program, but a movement—one rooted in the idea that lasting change comes from learning, reflection, and growth. The Greater Philadelphia region is home to an extraordinary nonprofit sector—organizations that show up every day to strengthen neighborhoods, […]
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The Center for Leadership Equity (CLE)’s most important accomplishment over the last year has been the steady growth of the Black Nonprofit Chief Executives of Philadelphia (BNCEP) and the provision of thoughtful and relevant programming for Black nonprofit leaders. What began as a group of 24 Black nonprofit leaders has now evolved into a viable […]
Submitted by: Gianna Tripodi-Bhise, MBA, CFRE | Director, Foundation and Corporate Relations On September 20, 2024, WHYY’s The Pulse episode focused on Navigating Autism in School. The episode explored why many autistic kids struggle at school, and what parents and experts say could make a difference. In one segment of the piece, Developmental pediatrician Wendy […]
People with substance use disorders are often overlooked in the design of treatment programs, even as the street opioid supply continues to change. Pathways to Housing PA is committed to ensuring that its programs reflect direct input from those most affected. Our Center of Excellence (COE) staff support people with opioid use disorder (OUD) in […]
As Mindful Philanthropy celebrates its five-year anniversary, they’re reflecting on the bold spirit that sparked their founding. This short video highlights one of their core values—boldness—and reminds us that meaningful change often starts with small groups of kindred spirits willing to challenge the status quo and take courageous action. […]
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There is a well-established connection between substance use disorder (SUD) and criminal justice involvement, with approximately 60% of incarcerated individuals having a diagnosed substance use disorder. Additionally, individuals seeking addiction treatment frequently encounter other disruptive legal issues including eviction, custody disputes, and traffic matters. To help expand access to free, quality legal support, the Camden […]
By: Akiera Gilbert, Chief Executive Officer, Project HEAL Project HEAL’s mission is to break down systemic, healthcare, and financial barriers to eating disorder treatment, ensuring everyone has the resources they need to heal. We are the only national nonprofit providing free, equitable access to care in an effort to reach the 80% of individuals unable […]
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Authors: Leigh Wilson-Hall, Associate Director, Clinical Redesign Initiatives; Mouy Van Galen, Senior Program Manager, Clinical Redesign Initiatives; Matthew Kalamar, Director, Grants & Development There is a need to help people get connected to behavioral health treatment Across the United States, many individuals with mental and behavioral health conditions face barriers to accessing outpatient, community-based […]
