It’s our mission to help facilitate the life-changing work of organizations handling the toughest socioeconomic barriers to ongoing health. We focus on the areas of greatest need by partnering with organizations with years of experience elevating care in their communities so we can deeply understand and positively impact each issue.
Access to safe, affordable, and supportive housing is essential for the health and well-being of people experiencing homelessness. According to the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH), supportive housing can aid in recovery, prevent new illness or injury, improve access to high-quality, coordinated care, and promote overall healthier living.
Housing is a crucial aspect of wellness and can significantly impact the health care journey of people experiencing homelessness.
The WellSky Foundation is proud to partner with community organizations that deliver safe and effective housing solutions to people experiencing homelessness. Together, we expand our partner organizations’ reach and ability to deliver safe, effective housing.
Food insecurity affects the health of individuals across all age groups, heightening their susceptibility to ailments such as asthma, developmental issues, depression, diabetes, congestive heart failure, and more.
Ensuring patients and people in need receive nutritious meals can help improve their recovery and wellness. That’s why the WellSky Foundation partners with organizations to end food insecurity and malnutrition in our communities.
According to the American Hospital Association, adequate and reliable transportation services are fundamental to healthy individuals and communities.
Our partnerships with organizations that reduce transportation barriers help people access necessary care and achieve better health care outcomes.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), social isolation and loneliness are becoming widespread problems in the United States. These issues pose a severe threat to our mental and physical health as they are linked to an increased risk of heart disease and stroke, diabetes, depression and anxiety, addiction, suicidality and self-harm, dementia, and premature death.
The WellSky Foundation is proud to partner with organizations that work to build community and companionship for older people who need connection.
Access to technology and digital skills is essential for creating pathways to employment, education, healthcare, and long-term stability. In today’s increasingly digital world, many critical resources and opportunities are available primarily online, making digital access a key driver of economic mobility and independence.
The SkyBridge Technology Centers were created to help remove these barriers by providing individuals and families with access to computers, internet connectivity, digital literacy training, and workforce development resources. Through the SkyBridge Digital Literacy Program, participants receive hands-on instruction to build practical digital literacy skills, develop confidence using technology, earn skilled job certifications, and connect to employment opportunities. The centers are embedded within trusted community organizations, making technology, training, and support more accessible to the people they serve.
The WellSky Foundation is helping people build confidence, develop essential skills, and connect to opportunities that support long-term wellness and self-sufficiency.
The WellSky Scholars Program is a $1 million fund that provides full nursing scholarships in the Austin, Texas area. The program was established in 2011 to address the nursing shortage and covers tuition, fees, and program expenses for 400 nursing students. The program is part of the Austin Community College Foundation and is currently scheduled to extend through 2027.