Health is the sector that has the most to lose in Texas if there’s an undercount in the upcoming 2020 Census. See the many different ways EHF is supporting “get out the count” efforts across the state.
From the beginning, EHF has been dedicated to being transparent and measuring the true impact of our work to create healthier communities in Texas through publishing our evaluation reports.
EHF and a group of health sector stakeholders has launched a new learning collaborative designed to help Texas Medicaid health insurance plans develop and implement strategies to focus on access to healthy food, housing conditions, transportation, and other social factors that often have a direct impact on a person’s health.
Grants are aimed at activating communities across Texas to address health-related opportunities and challenges affecting their neighborhoods.
Learn about a new, multi-level funding opportunity aimed at moving population health to the forefront of community-based clinic work and see what’s needed to qualify.
Read EHF’s complete guide to applying for a grant in 2020, including requirements, deadlines and more.
The national project looks at EHF’s mission to change the conversation and redefine the health care debate to ideas that improve #HealthNotJustHealthcare
In a Houston Chronicle op-ed, EHF CEO Elena Marks writes that when it comes to the presidential debates on health care, it’s not enough to talk about the health care system without a focus on actually improving HEALTH.
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