Round 3 Guidelines Late applications may not be accepted. Please note applications may be shared with other public/private funders by their request and they may contact applicants should other resources become available to offer nonprofit partners. Deadline to Submit: January 19, 2022, at 5:00 PM Click here to download the Round 3 Guidelines … Read more
Episcopal Health Foundation is announcing $5.3 million in new investments to help organizations across Texas work with community members to become advocates for health and adopt new ways of solving health-related problems in their neighborhood. The new funding will support groups working with low-income residents and neighborhoods in need across the state. “COVID-19 has been … Read more
New investment is aimed at activating communities to address health-related opportunities and challenges affecting their neighborhoods.
EHF’s Shao-Chee Sim looks at the Foundation’s polling data over the past three years that includes Texans’ views on Medicaid expansion, Texans’ support for increased state government spending on health care, and Texans’ view on whether state government is doing enough to make sure vulnerable populations are getting the health care they need.
Learn how EHF and the OneStar Foundation worked together during COVID-19 to use data to identify regions heavily impacted by the virus that were less likely to have sufficient resources to respond to the economic, social, and health challenges posed by the pandemic.
EHF’s Elena Marks writes that Texas has the means to make health coverage a reality for more than one million low-income Texans. She says state leaders hold the keys and how can we look hard-working Texans in the eyes knowing what we know, and say we just decided not to do anything about it?
HOUSTON – A large majority of Texans support Medicaid expansion and say state government should play a role in making sure the health care system works well. Those are some the results of a new statewide Episcopal Health Foundation survey on health policy issues in Texas. The survey finds nearly seven in 10 Texans (69%) … Read more
A new statewide poll on health policy issues finds that a large majority of Texans support Medicaid expansion and say state government should play a role in making sure the health care system works well.