This work together/one stop help for the homeless is not an Anchorage plan, but instead a nationwide plan. They are asking those who donate to charities to donate in a different way as well. Providence Hospital discriminated against me and committed malpractice in their ER, then a clinic associated with them misdiagnosed me as well. It was really ugly and Brother Francis Shelter staff was involved. Having worked at Providence Hospitals as an RN through agencies I was stunned by their abuse. They took over St. Elizabeth's in Yakima which I was a regular employee at, they had the best nursing care and most amazing critical care education system I have ever seen back then. So now they are concerned about the homeless people who might die? Really?