Where we stand

1. Equitable access to care

Healthcare should meet people’s unique needs. Klinic removes barriers and works with communities to make care fair and accessible for all.

2. Poverty

Poverty harms health and limits opportunity. Klinic supports access to basic needs and works with others to reduce poverty’s impact on health.

3. Trauma-informed practice

Many people live with trauma. Klinic trains staff and builds safe, respectful services that support healing and avoid re-traumatizing clients.

4. Violence

Violence affects everyone’s health and safety. Klinic supports survivors, educates communities, and works with others to prevent violence and promote healing.

5. Interprofessional collaboration

Klinic staff from different programs work together to give people better care by sharing knowledge, respecting roles, and making joint decisions.

6. Sexual exploitation

Klinic supports people affected by sexual exploitation with respect, safety, harm reduction, and help to heal, leave, or stay safe.