Learn about the important connection between Texas flooding, disaster relief and Mental Health First Aid.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. See how EHF is working with congregations to help address mental health needs in communities across the Diocese.

See EHF’s new guide to grants and other federal government funding opportunities available for clinics and organizations.

In case you missed it, read EHF’s 2015 Annual Report.

EHF is one of 30 foundations co-funding an effort to help nonprofits learn new ways to get important input from the people they serve with their services.

EHF is on of 30 foundations co-funding an effort to help nonprofits learn new ways to get important input from the people they serve with their services.

Congrats to: El Buen Samaritano Episcopal Mission, Epiphany Community Health Outreach Services (ECHOS), Family Service Center of Galvest… See More

From EHF’s V1SION Blog: Texas is doubling down on its efforts to improve the state’s mental and behavioral health system, but one critical topic has been left out of the discussion: Medicaid expansion.

Pat Ritchie, deacon at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Beaumont, explains why she’s leading a convening of health and social service leaders to look for ways to improve health for those most in need.