About Us
Help for Healthcare Professionals at A Glance
HHCP, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization leading a community dedicated to supporting our frontline heroes across Georgia.
We are a group of healthcare professionals passionate about supporting our colleagues, family, and friends, providing healthcare services on the frontline.
Our Team
We are a group of healthcare professionals, passionate about supporting our colleagues, family, and friends, providing healthcare services on the frontline.
Our Mission
Our mission is to empower underserved communities with health education and access to care, while mobilizing resources to support healthcare professionals and strengthen our frontline.
Our Vision
Shaping a society where support is provided to healthcare professionals, through awareness, education, and crisis relief, ensuring the preservation of workforce wellness.
Founder's Story
In January 2020, none of us knew about COVID-19 or how it was going to affect us, let alone how close it would hit home. This unprecedented time, however, proved to be one that ignited love, empathy, passion, vision, and the birth of new beginnings for many.
The Stirring Spirit
As I watched the news daily, I felt something stir within me as I wanted to go back to help fight COVID-19 in my hometown, New York City. I felt guilty. Like a survivor’s remorse. I could not travel to NYC at the time but still wanted to do something for the Georgia healthcare workforce. Knowing how much I love direct patient care, and how involved I was when I worked in the clinical setting…
What We Do
Help for Healthcare Professionals, HHCP, is a nurse-owned nonprofit organization based in Georgia. We were established to provide support and services to the healthcare workers in our community who have devoted their lives to keep us safe and healthy.
2020 shifted the perspective of the community at large as everyone seemed to now understand the nature of the healthcare ecosystem. Nurses, doctors, paramedics, respiratory therapists, social workers, community health workers, and pharmacists; are only a few of the brave and heroic people making a difference in our lives and our community. While you stayed safe within your homes and away from the pandemic, healthcare workers went out daily to face the dangers of the COVID-19 virus, head-on.
Each year we aim to provide targeted programs and services in fulfillment of our three core pillars- awareness, education, and crisis relief. As we expand our Crossroads Education and Skills Training program, we ensure sustainability of the healthcare workforce. We do this by removing barriers that impede both aspiring and existing members of the healthcare ecosystems’ ability to obtain comprehensive training. Long-term, this creates healthier communities with better access to healthcare.
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Signature Programs
22,000+ Lives Impacted since 2020
Education
The Crossroads Education & Skills Training
Program
- Health Careers Awareness for Communities (HCAC)
- Scholarships
- Internships
- Financial Assistance
- CBO VaxBridge
- Vaccine Program
Advocacy & Awareness
Workforce Defense Program
- Health Policy
- Wellness Initiatives
- Crisis Counseling
- Advocacy Training
Crisis Relief
The Frontline Care And Recovery (care)
Program
- Custom Care Packages
- Food Assistance
- (grocery and meals)
- Hardship Assistance
- Appreciation Events
Nonprofit Organization
Help for Healthcare Professionals, HHCP, is a nonprofit organization based in Georgia. We were founded to provide support and services to the members of our community who have devoted their lives to keep us safe and healthy. Nurses, doctors, paramedics, respiratory therapists, social workers, community health workers, and pharmacists; are only a few brave and heroic people making a difference in our lives and our community. While we stayed safe within our homes and away from the pandemic, these healthcare workers went out daily to face the dangers of the infection head-on.
On May 23, 2022, a Surgeon General’s Advisory was issued on health worker burnout and well-being, declaring this crisis a national priority and calling the nation to action with specific directives for health systems, insurers, government, training institutions, and other stakeholders. The advisory is also intended to broaden awareness of the threat that health worker burnout poses to the nation’s health.
Did You Know ?
HHCP Scholarships are also available for students in accredited collegiate health career programs up to $5,000
Average cost of EMT/ A-EMT Certification ~$2,150
Per Student
Average cost of Patient Care Technician Certification ~$3,000
Per Student
Average cost of Paramedic Certification ~$5,000
Per Student
Average cost of Medical Assistant Certification ~$9,000
Per Student
Public Awareness And Support Will Be Essential To Ensuring Sustained Action.
HHCP aims to reach healthcare professional communities across Metro Atlanta to mitigate healthcare worker burnout, strengthen public investments in the workforce and public health, increase access to mental health care for health workers and address healthcare professionals overall wellbeing by valuing and protecting this special community.
Each year we provide targeted programs and services in fulfillment of our three core pillars- advocacy, education, and crisis relief. As we expand our Crossroads Education and Skills Training program, we ensure sustainability of the healthcare workforce. We do this by removing barriers that impede both aspiring and existing members of the healthcare ecosystems’ ability to obtain comprehensive training. Long-term, this creates healthier communities with better access to healthcare. wellbeing by valuing and protecting this special community.
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