Philanthropic dollars are no substitute for good policy
Foundation fellow Alithea McFarlane explains how philanthropic money cannot compensate for a faulty system — epecially when it comes to health coverage expansion in Texas.
Month: October 2015
Philanthropic dollars are no substitute for good policy
Funding from the Episcopal Health Foundation and other philanthropies can provide a launching pad for a nascent idea, build the capacity of a long-standing organization, and absorb risk for high-risk but high-reward initiatives. But our dollars cannot — nor should they have to — compensate for a faulty system.
EHF debuts new Congregational Engagement webpages
From learning opportunities to examples of Episcopal churches working in health outreach, these new webpages are designed to help congregations develop and improve their involvement in community health.
New EHF research shows more Texas workers getting health insurance from employers
A larger percentage of Texas workers get health insurance through employers after the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Learning a new way to learn
From the V1SION Blog: How does EHF drive change to community health & still adapt to challenges along the way? Sandra Wegmann explains the benefits of Emergent Learning.
NEW Video: EHF celebrates 1st anniversary
Watch our new video celebrating one year of working to improve community health in Texas!
