Read the EHF edition of Diolog: The Texas Episcopalian magazine
See features about congregations working with EHF to improve health in their communities and much more in the online edition of the magazine published by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.
Year: 2018
WATCH NOW: Want to apply for an EHF grant? See how we’re sharpening our focus in 2018 and what that means for your organization
Learn more about EHF’s transition to outcomes-focused approaches, and see the upcoming grant application deadlines for the remainder of this year.
EHF Profile: Alyssa Stebbing, a Bridges Out of Poverty trainer working with Episcopal churches to break systems of generational poverty
Alyssa reflects on growing up in poverty and how Bridges Out of Poverty intersects with her ministry in the Episcopal Church serving marginalized populations.
In Common: Congregations and Communities in Action Conference
REGISTER NOW for EHF’s “In Common” conference on March 2-3 to inspire congregations and community partners to learn new skills, share stories, and plan community work together!
Activating Community Voices Workshop series available to congregations
Understanding and having the skills to effectively engage community members is essential for connected communities. EHF’s new workshop series provides basic tools for reaching out and connecting with your community.
EHF’s Congregational Engagement team expands ways to communicate with congregations
New ways EHF Congregational Engagement team communicates with congregations
EHF launches $10 million effort to actively fund clinics to address underlying community conditions that affect health
The Texas Community Centered Health Homes Initiative is helping clinics battle a frustrating dilemma: “What good does it do to treat people if we keep sending them back to the conditions that make them sick?”
EHF report reveals zip codes with the lowest & highest percentage of FEMA housing assistance approvals following Harvey
Analysis & interactive map are part of EHF’s ongoing effort to help recovery organizations reach those most in need across Texas.