Things are always happening at His Hands through His grace. We frequently share the good news made possible through the generosity of our many volunteers and donors. Our greatest joy is to be able to tell the real stories of the strength and resilience of those we serve.
Our most recent updates and stories from those we serve are below.
Practicing Gratitude All Year Long
November is a time of year where we often take time to be thankful for all the blessings in our lives. Now that the Christmas season is upon us, we can still practice gratitude. We should remember to be thankful all year long.
An Eye Opening Experience to the Refugee Journey
At the border our supplies were taken by border guards to gain access. Other families were turned away to find better resources to bribe the guards. We were relieved once we were across, but really the work was just beginning…
The Beauty of Authenticity
While the world may send pressure with the message, “Your burdens are too much. No one wants to hear about them. It is easy to believe the lie that we have to be strong all the time. I am here to tell you today that your burden is not too much for someone to want to hear.
Small Things with Great Love
If you wait and wait until you are ready to contribute in some great way, most of us would wait our entire lives without ever taking action. So put yourself out there. Make a small gesture of kindness, and do it with great love. See the impact a small thing can have. Then do another small thing. Then another.
This is a Brain on Trauma
The science boils down to this, the more trauma someone is exposed to, the more likely he or she will resort to these trauma responses, even when a trauma response isn’t warranted. Why does this matter? Researchers are now beginning to call trauma the next public health crisis.
Cultivating Life Changes
If you are like me, you get impatient. Impatient when it takes yourself awhile to make changes and impatient with others who are taking “too long” to make progress. But what if the growth is in process?
How can you be Empathetic and Compassionate to someone in need?
We all need someone to lean on in difficult times. In a world where discord is common, may we make a small difference in the lives of those who open up to us by showing kindness, empathy and compassion.
A Different View of Poverty
We typically think of poverty in terms of lack of material means… When enough people you encounter treat you as less than, eventually you internalize that and begin to believe you deserve and can only achieve less than.
Leaving a Legacy of Heart, Hope, and Health
We each get one life. It is up to us to decide how we are going to spend our time here on earth. Our world can use more people showing kindness and love and going out of their way to make a positive impact on the lives of those around them.
Chutes and Ladders
Life is going to have its ups and downs. There will be things and events outside of our control. Yet, there is hope. Hope helps us to make it through those downtimes and keep pressing ahead, knowing that things will get better again.
Tax Law Changes
Individual taxpayers can claim an “above-the-line” deduction of up to $300 for cash donations made to charity during 2020. This means the deduction lowers both adjusted gross income and taxable income – translating into tax savings.
Marketplace Coverage
The marketplace is not like Medicaid, there is a cost for premiums and copays and deductibles. However, the government can help reduce premium costs through
Marketplace Open Enrollment 2021
Submitted by Patient Advocate, Amy DeLay: It is no secret that healthcare is a hotly debated political topic. As with any controversial topic, there
His Hands Provides Hope
This woman was not the only patient who we saw suddenly open up about their relationship. So, we contacted Waypoint and ended up making some
Care For The Uninsured
COVID-19 has quickly become a household term across our nation and the world. Public health organizations and local healthcare facilities have been diligently working to
New Space – Same Mission
Recently a patient had a breakthrough at the clinic. While discussing her situation, she shared of a lifetime of trauma. In figuring out the next
More Than Just A Refill
From Patient Advocate Amy Delay: Staff filled the patient’s medication refill promptly. When she came in to pick up her medicine, she was in need
Continuing to Provide Healthcare during COVID
Your prayers of protection for our clinic, staff, and patients mean the world to us. As our friends and supporters, you are in our prayers as well. You care about our clinic and our patients. You know that we provide services for the most vulnerable in our community, those who do not have insurance or the means to pay for basic healthcare. Your donations are what we depend on to care for our community. We can’t do it alone. We need you.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. One in 5 adults in the United States has a mental health concern in a given year; over 43 million
The more YOU know
Medical professionals are a wealth of knowledge. However as someone who does not have a medical background, the staff and volunteers at His Hands have
Gaining New Perspective
From Patient Advocate Amy DeLay…This week I am thankful for the ability to take a full breath of air. Two weeks ago that was something
