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.
The funding supports 49 organizations working to strengthen care, expand access to health benefits, and support community-led health efforts.
HHSC accepting applications through February 5 for new grants to improve pregnancy outcomes and reduce severe maternal complications in Texas.
Beginning in February 2026, participating organizations can access free tools, coaching, and peer learning designed to strengthen day-to-day operations and long-term impact.
A new EHF report captures what Texans say could happen if Affordable Care Act heath insurance coverage becomes unaffordable.
New state and local funding for sites participating in the Texas Accountable Communities for Health Initiative is showing that community-driven health solutions can build long-term stability.
A new study from Texas A&M’s Bush School of Government & Public Service finds that up to 1.45 million Texans could lose their ACA health insurance coverage because of higher costs.
Investment addresses urgent needs while continuing long-term work to improve health, not just health care, across Texas.
Our updated Strategic Framework introduces six new Impact Drivers — the core ways EHF will focus grants, partnerships, research, and engagement.