Social programming within healthcare services and benefits is necessary for improving individual and community outcomes, and a cross-collaborative, whole-of-government approach can advance community health.
Read MoreWatch Empire Health Foundation’s Community Learning Session featuring a presentation from Portland-based Native American Youth & Family Center (NAYA) as they discuss their journey towards creating culturally responsive housing development.
Read MoreEla Rausch, Ph.D. and Kristen Juliar, M.A. share their findings after speaking with 11 State Offices of Rural Health and 10 CDFI and community development intermediary organizations that serve communities in the West, Midwest, Deep South, Mississippi Delta, Appalachia, and Northern New England to answer one primary question: How can we get more financial capital into rural areas?
Read MoreWithout significant investments in affordable housing, efforts to Build Back Better will fail to meaningfully advance racial and economic equity. Our latest Expert Insight makes the case for why the federal government needs to invest now in affordable housing.
Read MoreThe recently released AAMC’s Principles of Trustworthiness are a timely guide for organizations who interface with community members—in any sector, not just health care—to demonstrate that they are worthy of their community’s trust.
Read MoreThrough deep participation of Southwest Frenso residents, the community will soon open a Community Health Hub, a health hub that will contribute to a thriving and more equitable neighborhood.
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