At Solid Ground, the interconnection between homelessness and behavioral health is recognized as vital for effective support. The organization provides free onsite behavioral health services at its Sand Point Housing campus, aimed at improving access to mental health care for individuals and families, especially those from low-income backgrounds. Recent funding from Virginia Mason Franciscan Health through the CommonSpirit Community Health Improvement Grants has renewed efforts to enhance these services. Virginia Mason Franciscan Health’s partnership enables Solid Ground to collaborate with specialized providers who share residents’ experiences, offering tailored support for conditions such as depression and anxiety. This year, the focus is on expanding services for children and youth, including group activities that teach trauma management and emotional intelligence. Virginia Mason Franciscan Health emphasizes its commitment to community well-being and social justice through these grants, supporting local organizations in addressing significant health needs. The initiative aims to remove barriers to behavioral health care, fostering equitable health outcomes for families facing poverty, domestic violence, and systemic challenges. Solid Ground continues to seek new partnerships and appreciates the support from various grant partners that contribute to its mission of building pathways out of poverty.