A future of healthcare that puts people before profit.
At Project Equity for All, we believe that everyone deserves access to essential care and support, regardless of their circumstances. In a nation overcome with the rising costs of healthcare, we are committed to bridging the gap in healthcare equity with the support of our free clinics.
Our Impact
Care Packages & Blood Pressure Monitors
96+
Each kit includes shampoo, soap, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and a comb—providing dignity and care to those who need it most. Blood pressure monitors help our hypertensive patients by enabling early detection of elevated readings.
Items Donated
525+
From socks and underwear to hygiene kits and medical supplies, we’ve distributed over 500 essential items for our free health clinics. These items are given directly to our unhoused and uninsured friends across CA-12.
Total Funds Raised
$1,236.14
Thanks to generous donors, philanthropic organizations, UC Berkeley, and community support, we’ve raised over $1,200 to expand access to essential healthcare and hygiene resources for underserved populations.
Donating Medical Supplies
We provide essential medical supplies to underserved communities, ensuring that individuals experiencing homelessness and those without healthcare access receive critical items like first aid kits and blood pressure monitors.
Assembling Care Packages
Our team works to create customized care packages filled with hygiene products, first aid items, and other necessities. These packages are distributed directly to individuals in need.
Youth in Science Advocacy
By raising awareness, we are committed to foster a generation that is informed and ready to advocate for a better future. Youth will learn how to take actionable steps towards a more equitable future, including reaching out to local representatives.
Educating Our Youth
We empower the next generation of healthcare advocates by providing educational resources to engage in science policy and medical research advocacy. Our goal is to inspire young leaders to lead equitable healthcare.
Poverty and Health Inequity
In California’s 12th congressional district, 12.4% of the population (91k out of 732k people) live below the poverty line, a number that is higher than the national average with a majority comprising African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and Hispanics (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023).
When it comes to visiting doctors for a routine checkup, our district falls below the U.S. average with 27% of individuals who rely on federal assistance programs like Medicaid (Congressional District Health, 2024).
These aren’t just numbers; this is reality. Poverty and poor health outcomes are directly correlated. With your help, we can create and distribute care packages filled with hygiene items, first aid supplies, and other essentials to those in need.
Healthcare shouldn’t be political—but it is.
Health policy and politics are inextricably linked. Acknowledge it, inform yourself, and take action. The Trump administration’s proposed Medicaid cuts of approximately $880 billion over the next decade, rollback of protections offered by Affordable Care Act (ACA) and WHO, and reduced health research funding for the NIH, NSF, and CDC will exacerbate existing health disparities.
Access our FREE toolkit to advocate for the future of medicine.
With recent budget cuts issued under the Trump administration, student-focused NIH SIP and NSF REU research programs are being scaled back or eliminated entirely.
This toolkit is designed to equip you with the knowledge and resources needed to get into contact with your local representatives to demand action and advocate for the protection of NIH and NSF funding.
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