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Nonprofit “Abilities United” is taking strides to incorporate adults with disabilities into the tech hub’s booming workforce by coaching, then placing eligible adults with partner companies.
Synthesizing humanitarianism and technology, the nonprofit Watsi is developing a crowdfunding application to let individuals donate small amounts of money to medical treatment for individuals in the developing world.
Joining the ranks of other top medical schools in the United States, Harvard is implementing arts education initiatives, including drama, dance, and literature, to foster more empathetic and reflective medical professionals.
Abilities United is taking a new approach to therapy for developmentally disabled adults, one that emphasizes personal responsibility in ordinary tasks.
The Sacramento Native American Health Center has begun a $3.8 million expansion that will increase its operating space to 36,000 square feet.
California nonprofit collaborates with Sesame Street on the initiative Sesame Street and Autism: See Amazing in All Children, to raise autism awareness among children.
Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan plan to launch a school linked to health services, which will serve 700 disadvantaged families in East Palo Alto.
The Washington Research Foundation recently donated $10 million to the University of Washington to help advance a new technique that uses stem cells to repair damaged human hearts.
President & CEO Louis DeGennaro shares some facts and statistics about blood cancers in the United States.
President & CEO Louis DeGennaro talks about delivering results and how their research has helped discover virtually every therapy currently used to treat blood cancers.
President & CEO Louis DeGennaro discusses the world’s largest nonprofit health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research and providing education and patient services.
President & CEO Bruce Wilkinson discusses how the Catholic Medical Mission Board focuses on improving women’s health and children’s health in order to achieve healthy societies.
James Otieno, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Palo Alto University, explains the mantra of the organization.
The San Francisco-based nonprofit, Family Home Inc., has met its fundraising target to open house near the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Mission Bay.
Nonprofit has launched a program that teaches “soft skills” to autistic young adults entering the workforce.
President & CEO Bruce Wilkinson discusses how their work with trained community workers has helped reduce maternal mortality rates in Western Ecuatorial South Sudan.
President & CEO Bruce Wilkinson discusses how the organization provides long-term, cooperative medical and development aid to communities affected by poverty and unequal access to healthcare.
Palo Alto University, one of the world’s premier psychology institutions is dedicated to improving lives through education and research anchored in psychology, clinical training and practice in a diversity of cultures, and service to communities around the world.
Dr. Jorge Wong, Trustee and Clinical Faculty at Palo Alto University talks about his experience as a student, and as a faculty member and Trustee at Palo Alto University.
James Otieno, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Palo Alto University talks about the current state of the organization as well as what comes next for Palo Alto University.