EHF’s Katy Butterwick discovers how the Foundation’s partnership with Seminary of the Southwest and Burke is already working to help fill the need for quality mental health services in East Texas.

EHF’s Shao-Chee Sim says the latest Affordable Care Act health insurance enrollment numbers show some encouraging trends, but much more can be done to help increase access to health services for all Texans.

EHF approved $2.2 million in February to bring added strength to nonprofits working to improve community health.

Spending more money on health care alone doesn’t improve health. See why EHF believes addressing the root causes of poor health can lead to long-lasting improvements for families across Texas.

Church leaders and congregations have even more opportunities to explore new skills and resources to help improve your service ministry.

Learn how St. George’s, Texas City partnered with a local middle school to create a community garden program at the church.

EHF partners with churches to host Mental Health First Aid training for congregational leaders and community partners.

WHAT WE FOUND: One in five Texans report difficulty in affording medical costs, but the numbers are dropping.