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.

Grant to Dell Medical School funds integration of value-based health care into all aspects of curriculum.

See a summary of EHF’s grants in 2015 and learn about new guidelines and funding expectations for 2016.

EHF’s community-health needs research projects get a closer look at health concerns in Baytown, Beaumont, and three neighborhoods in Southwest Houston.

The uninsured rate across the U.S. dropped nearly twice as much as in Texas from 2013 to 2015, according to a new report released by EHF and Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy.

Learn specific ways that EHF is connecting with congregations to identify needs and priorities for transforming health in your community.

See how St. James’ Austin organized a Freedom School program to improve the lives of low-income children in their community.

EHF approves $1.9 million in December to benefit eight new grant partners working to improve community health.