Street Level Health Project

05/07/2026

The Health Access Program (HAP) at Street Level Health Project offers community-centered care rooted in dignity, trust, and whole-person wellness.

Through our culturally responsive, trauma-informed 'Whole Person Care’ model, HAP supports clients’ physical and emotional well-being. As a collaborative and integrative team, we work to treat and prevent chronic and acute conditions. Our patient-centered care is rooted in a holistic approach that includes: Western medicine, mental health support, wellness services... and resources aimed at the social determinants of health, including our weekly food program.

Our work is grounded in a simple belief: everyone deserves to be cared for with respect, without barriers, and in ways that reflect their lived experience.

This video highlights the spirit of HAP and the relationships that make this work possible.

To learn more about Street Level Health Project and their programs, visit:
www.streetlevelhealthproject.org

05/07/2026

The Health Access Program (HAP) at Street Level Health Project offers community-centered care rooted in dignity, trust, and whole-person wellness.

Through our culturally responsive, trauma-informed 'Whole Person Care’ model, HAP supports clients’ physical and emotional well-being. As a collaborative and integrative team, we work to treat and prevent chronic and acute conditions. Our patient-centered care is rooted in a holistic approach that includes: Western medicine, mental health support, wellness services... and resources aimed at the social determinants of health, including our weekly food program.

Our work is grounded in a simple belief: everyone deserves to be cared for with respect, without barriers, and in ways that reflect their lived experience.

This video highlights the spirit of HAP and the relationships that make this work possible.

To learn more about Street Level Health Project and their programs, visit our website

The Health Access Program (HAP) at Street Level Health Project offers community-centered care rooted in dignity, trust, and whole-person wellness.Through our...

05/01/2026

Today is International Workers Day. We continue to come out to the streets each year and demand justice for immigrant communities and all workers. 20 years ago, 2006 we saw some of the biggest marches against HR 4437 where all communities organized as a united front. Today and everyday it has become imperative that we not only show up for one rally, one action but show true solidarity with all immigrant communities. We ask you to not just commit showing up to today's rally but to committ showing up every day for your neighbors in whatever way you can.

See you today in the streets!

Hoy es el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores. Seguimos saliendo a las calles cada año para exigir justicia para las comunidades inmigrantes y para todos los trabajadores. Hace 20 años —en 2006— fuimos testigos de algunas de las marchas más grandes contra el proyecto de ley HR 4437, en las que todas las comunidades se organizaron como un grupo unido. Hoy, y todos los días, se ha vuelto imperativo que no nos limitemos a asistir a una sola manifestación o a una sola acción, sino que demostremos una verdadera solidaridad con todas las comunidades inmigrantes. Les pedimos que no solo se comprometan a asistir a la manifestación de hoy, sino que se comprometan a estar presentes cada día para sus vecinos, de cualquier manera que les sea posible. ¡Nos vemos hoy en las calles!

04/08/2026

01/26/2026

🚨ACTION ALERT TO DEFEND OUR COMMUNITIES🚨 Join us this Tuesday, January 27 at 3:30 PM at the Alameda County Board of Supervisors meeting (1221 Oak St., 5th Floor) to support two critical measures to protect our immigrant neighbors from ICE:
1. An Immigration Enforcement Response Plan for rapid, coordinated action.
2. ICE-FREE ZONES policy to protect our hospitals, services, and public spaces from enforcement.
Alameda County urgently needs a clear, proactive plan for responding to the increased immigration enforcement activities harming and terrorizing our residents. Our communities must have access to safe spaces, and county-owned and county-controlled properties must not become sites for immigration enforcement.
Join us in person or online to make your voices heard and defend our community – every voice has an impact! ✊🏾
Use this link to register to give public comment: https://bos.alamedacountyca.gov/public-comments/

01/26/2026

🚨Calling on all East Bay & Bay Area people! Show up and stand against ICE terror🚨
Take action in solidarity with Minnesota by pressuring corporate colluders Home Depot and Target to take a stand against ICE terror. TOMORROW, January 27th, at 6pm at Huichin Park in Emeryville, join community groups and indigenous leaders in declaring ICE OUT of MNI SÓTA MAKÓČE! No one is illegal on stolen land!
Why Target and Home Depot? Target is Minnesota’s 4th largest employer. It dropped DEI, donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration and has repeatedly stood with this regime instead of the community. Home Depot allows ICE into their parking lots and stores to kidnap anyone they decide “looks like an immigrant.” We demand Target and Home Depot publically call for Congress to stop funding ICE and affirm their stores as 4th amendment workplaces by publicly posting signage denying entrance to immigration agents without signed judicial warrants and training staff on how to respond if immigration agents enter illegally.