EHF announces $5 million in funding for COVID-19 response across the diocese
See the grants in your area that are a part of EHF’s $10 million overall response plan to the crisis.
See the grants in your area that are a part of EHF’s $10 million overall response plan to the crisis.
Episcopal Health Foundation has awarded $5 million to the Episcopal Diocese of Texas (EDOT) and 55 nonprofit clinics and other organizations that are serving at-risk communities in Texas on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. EHF’s investment includes $2 million for EDOT and $3 million in grants. This funding is one part of EHF’s … Read more
Grants will help 23 clinics and organizations working on the front lines serving at-risk communities through medical care, benefit assistance, and other health services
Grants will help 23 clinics and organizations working on the front lines serving at-risk communities through medical care, benefit assistance, and other health services.
In just five years of full operation, EHF has become a leading advocate for improving health by reshaping the health care conversation to focus on addressing the non-medical, root causes of poor health.
EHF is committed to creating healthy communities for the 10 million Texans in the 57 counties we serve. To help us understand the impact of our work, we’ve implemented a Strategic Learning and Evaluation System and have produced our 2015 Impact Evaluation Report. This report contains findings related to how EHF invested in 2015, our … Read more
Please note: EHF is not currently accepting grant applications from additional clinics for the Clinics Pathway Approach (CPA). However, If your clinic is not currently in the CPA initiative and you are interested in developing activities that mirror the CPA initiative, please contact grants@episcopalhealth.org Overview Since our inception, Episcopal Health Foundation has invested considerable resources … Read more
From home-visiting programs to innovative models based in pediatric clinics, EHF is providing $3.5 million to efforts that are focused on helping parents and caregivers promote early childhood brain development. It’s part of EHF’s plan to give the youngest Texans in need the best chance at a healthy life.