Our Outreach team brings health information straight into places where people live, work, and gather. We attend school carnivals, neighborhood festivals, resource fairs, health events, and community centers. At each event, we set up a table, answer questions, help people understand care options, and connect them to programs that support their health. Our goal is to make care easier to reach and easier to understand.
Our work includes:
Why this matters: Meeting people where they already are makes care easier to understand and less stressful.
Our Outreach team is made up of caring people who enjoy working with the community. Each team member brings strong experience and a desire to help others. We show up to events ready to listen, answer questions, and guide people toward the services they need. Our goal is to make Peak Vista feel welcoming and easy to approach.
Deanna Bond
Kimberly Hess
Anastasia Benabides
Why This Matters: Seeing the team helps you know who you will meet and builds trust before you talk with us.
Our Community Outreach team visits places where families and community members already spend time. You’ll see us at events and gathering spaces across Colorado Springs, the East Central Region, the Eastern Plains, Fountain, and Divide. We show up in settings that bring people together so they can learn about care in a familiar environment.
We often attend:
Why This Matters: This helps you spot us in your community and think of events where our team could be helpful.
At each event, our team brings tools and information to help people learn about Peak Vista’s services. We set up tables, share brochures, bring age-appropriate swag, and answer questions about how to get care.
We bring:
Why This Matters: When you know what we bring, it’s easier to find us at events and get the information or support you need.
Our team loves learning about local events where we can connect people to care. If you’re hosting a school activity, community event, neighborhood gathering, or program that supports families, we’d love to hear about it. Even a short conversation at an event can help someone take an important step toward getting care.
Why This Matters: Reaching out helps us partner with your event and support the community.
If you would like our Outreach team at your event, we make the process simple. Many people don’t know what health care resources are available to them, and even a small outreach table can make a big difference. Soon we will offer an online request form, but until then you can email the Outreach inbox with your details.
When reaching out, please include:
Here are some common examples:
Organizations invite Outreach when they want to help people learn about care in a friendly, simple way.
Why This Matters: Requesting Outreach helps your event support families who may not know care is available to them.
Our Outreach team works with many organizations that support children, families, seniors, and underserved groups. We partner with groups we visit regularly or have ongoing relationships with. Each partnership looks a little different, and we support each group in the way that fits them best. These relationships help us share resources, support local events, and connect more people to care.
Common types of partners we work with include:
Some of our partners include:
Why This Matters: When we work with trusted community groups, it becomes easier for you and your family to learn about care in places you already visit and feel comfortable.
We want families and individuals to have clear and simple information about getting care. Peak Vista offers many locations, each with different services. We also offer a free Well-Child Waiting Area during appointments, which helps caregivers focus on their visit. These resources make it easier to plan your care.
Helpful tools include:
Why This Matters: Easy access to information helps you take the next step toward getting care.
Peak Vista shares our community work on social media. You can see the events we attend, the partners we work with, and the ways we support local families. Our posts also highlight important programs and share updates about community health. Following us is a simple way to stay connected and informed.
On our social channels, you’ll find:
Why This Matters: Staying connected online helps you learn about events, resources, and community support.