New video from EHF’s Collaborating for Healthy Communities Initiative shows how Promoting Multi-Sector Collaboration helps communities build lasting solutions.
EHF highlights practical pathways for rural communities to build stronger, more sustainable systems that improve health.
EHF’s investment in the Maternal Health Accelerator project was strengthened by a transformational gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.
Watch the interview with EHF’s Dr. Ann Barnes and Fit Houston’s Lharissa Jacobs.
First-ever national award highlights work connecting emergency services, health care, and community support to improve health, not just health care.
A Digging Deeper article by EHF’s C.J. Eisenbarth Hager, featured by Grantmakers In Health, highlights how funding cuts and uncertainty are impacting nonprofits and shaping EHF’s approach to grantmaking.
Longview’s GLOW collaborative, supported through EHF’s TACHI project, is helping residents access coordinated support for non-medical factors that impact health.
EHF’s Willie Bennett looks at how past housing policies continue to shape health, opportunity, and life expectancy.
As part of Black History Month, EHF highlights how community advocacy and the North Texas Maternal Health Accelerator are turning policy wins into measurable improvements for families.
EHF is a part of Feed the People Today, a new statewide effort focused on nutrition, health, and programs families rely on.
During Black History Month, EHF is sharing stories and insights that highlight community leadership, lived experience, and the non-medical conditions that shape health in Texas.
Prediabetes and diabetes are among the most preventable drivers of heart disease.