EHF’s research is featured in a new documentary by the Wall Street Journal showing the real-life struggles of two families facing similar flood damage, but in much different financial situations.
EHF’s research is featured in a new documentary by the Wall Street Journal showing the real-life struggles of two families facing similar flood damage, but in much different financial situations.
Immigrants living in Texas were more likely than their U.S.-born neighbors to suffer employment and income losses as a result of Hurricane Harvey.
Poverty and food insecurity are “just as worthy of our attention as headaches, diabetes and asthma” says Dr. Pritesh Gandhi at People’s Community Clinic in Austin. Read about his work with EHF’s $10 million Texas Community Centered Health Homes Initiative.
In an op/ed in the Houston Chronicle, EHF’s CEO argues that improving #HealthNotJustHealthcare means going beyond the doctor’s office to address the underlying causes of poor health.