Community Health Partnership

Community Health Partnership (CHP) was founded in 1993 to address the needs of community-based, primary care health centers in Santa Clara County, later expanding into San Mateo County in 2004. Partnering with health centers like Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI), Gardner Family Health Network, and Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, CHP aims to enhance services for low-income patients through collaborative projects. As an essential "safety net" for vulnerable residents, CHP's members, such as Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley and Ravenswood Family Health Center, are committed to advocating for affordable health services tailored to the diverse population. These centers provide critical services, including dental care, mental health services, and family planning, demonstrating their dedication to serving the medically underserved. CHP's multi-cultural and culturally competent staff, along with its wide array of programs and services, reflect its commitment to meeting the diverse healthcare needs of the community. The organization's ongoing financial support from countless partners further enables them to achieve their mission of providing accessible, high-quality healthcare. In summary, Community Health Partnership plays a crucial role in ensuring the availability of essential healthcare services for low-income and vulnerable populations in the Health Care sector, while continuously striving to improve and extend its reach within the community.