School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County improves the health and well-being of more than 5,800 low income, medically underserved individuals each year by providing easily accessible, high-quality health care. Our five clinics are located on public school campuses in San José and Gilroy, and offer comprehensive primary care to the communities where they are located, including immunizations, well-child checkups, behavioral health services, and reproductive health services. 
Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable primary medical care for the low income community.

                         News and Events at School Health Clinics

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Eleven lucky School Health Clinics patients and families attended the Sharks Foundation’s Holiday Assist Party on December 19th. They were treated to an evening of ice skating, party fun, and a sit-down dinner with Sharks players, front-office staff, and their families. The evening culminated with gifts for all. It was a dream-come-true for young and not-so-young, alike. On behalf of all of the families, thank you Sharks Foundation and the entire San Jose Sharks organization for a fabulous event that created lifelong memories for some very deserving folks!

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​School Health Clinics is honored to received a $50,000 MAT Access Points Program grant to support prevention and education efforts in the fight against opioid abuse. MAT is the use of medications combined with counseling and behavioral therapies to provide a “whole-patient” approach to treat substance use disorders. It is the gold standard of care for opioid addiction. 

The MAT Access Points Project is funded through the Department of Health Care Services California MAT Expansion Project, and administered by The Center at Sierra Health Foundation. Learn more at https://mataccesspoints.org.

This grant will be critical in our efforts to connect people who are struggling with addiction to the care they need. Thank you to DHCS and The Center at Sierra Health Foundation for this generous support!

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There are few gifts more valuable to a non-profit organization than unrestricted funding. Kaiser Permanente's recent $5,000 donation to School Health Clinics gives us the flexibility to pay for necessary, but not so glamorous things like the phone bill and IT support.

Kaiser Permanente has been a long-term financial supporter for programs like our Patient Navigator, and an important partner in initiating projects like the Kaiser Permanente San Jose Family Medicine Residency Program at our Washington Neighborhood Health Clinic. Working together, we have strengthened and extended access to high quality healthcare for low income communities throughout the county. 

We are grateful for this partnership, and extend our sincerest thanks to Kaiser Permanente for this generous and very useful gift!

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