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Happy New Year!
Thank you for your ongoing support of Caminar, our programs, clients, and community. We hope 2023 is starting off on a positive note for you and wish you all the best this year.
YOU Make Our Impact Possible!
We are pleased to share with you Caminar's fiscal year 2022 Impact Report, which details the work in — and impact on — the community last year.
Thank you for making this work possible!
Institutional Giving Update
Our thanks to our long-time partner, Peninsula Health Care District, for their recent grant renewal in support of Caminar's Medication Assistance Program (MAP).
MAP is designed to improve District clients' behavioral and physical health for those living with co-occurring mental health diagnoses and poverty. Caminar's licensed vocational nurse will help decode the confusing process of creating and keeping a medication schedule, a challenge for anyone, especially those living with mental health instability.
We are grateful to continue our decade-long partnership with Peninsula Health Care District and for the opportunity to bring this needed program to the community.
Give with Confidence! Caminar Receives Highest-Possible Ratings and Accreditations
We’re excited to share that Caminar has earned both the 2022 and 2023 Platinum Seals of Transparency with Candid. You can support our work with trust and confidence. Learn more by viewing our Nonprofit Profile: https://www.guidestar.org/profile/94-1639389
Caminar has also been evaluated by Charity Navigator, the world’s largest and most trusted nonprofit evaluator, and earned a Four-Star Rating. This is the highest possible rating on Charity Navigator. Charity Navigator’s third-party accreditation validates our organization’s operational excellence. You can learn more about Charity Navigator and our rating here: https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/941639389
WHY I SUPPORT CAMINAR
"You do important work - I'm a longtime donor to Project Ninety."
Project Ninety is a division of Caminar that has provided
substance use treatment services in San Mateo County for over 30 years.
