SUPPORT. TRAIN. NURTURE

Advancing Faith-Based Community Health

Connecting faith community nurses, health ministers, and local partners to advance whole-person health and community well-being.

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ASK-A-NURSE

Building Healthier Communities Together

Health happens through connection. Health Ministries Network brings together faith community nurses, health ministers, congregations, and community partners to support whole-person well-being — caring for mind, body, and spirit.

Support

Equipping faith-based health leaders.

Train

Providing education and resources.

Nurture

Strengthening community well-being.

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FREE COMMUNITY PROGRAM

Ask-A-Nurse Clinics:
Compassionate Guidance
When It Matters

Ask-a-Nurse connects individuals and families with trusted support, health information, and caring guidance to help navigate questions and challenges with confidence.

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Find Your Place in the Network

Whether you are a nurse, caregiver, faith leader, or community member, there are many ways to support healthier communities.

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Faith Community Nursing

Are you a registered nurse who wants to deepen your connection within your faith community? Consider becoming a faith community nurse.

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Training Available

Our Foundations Course prepares state-licensed RNs for faith community nurse ministry and equips caring individuals for health minister service.

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Health Ministry

Do you enjoy caring for others and want to support your faith leader in caring ministries? Consider becoming a health minister.

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Volunteer & Community Support

Use your gifts to strengthen healthier communities.

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What Our Clients Say

“As someone who works for Catholic Community Services in western Washington, I feel fortunate to have developed a partnership with Health Ministries Network. Our first collaboration was with Ask A Nurse at our Farmworker housing site called Villa Santa Fe in Bellingham. This effort was valuable to the many people who have no insurance. Additionally, I am working with Ali to bring the same program to a Catholic parish in Snohomish County for their resource site called Mercy House to improve health care access. We love working with Ali and her team because they truly care about our clients and the Ask A Nurse effort is an excellent program that brings needed nurse advice to people who need it.”

Mary Wahl, Catholic Community Services