Monthly Archives: May 2012
Bringing Health Care Home for the Homeless
May 31, 2012
Today’s guest post was written by Richard Cho and Sarah Gallagher of the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH). CSH has selected the state of Connecticut as one of four sites that will take part in a … More »
How to Get the Most Out of Technical Assistance from Your Funder
May 29, 2012
Foundations as a whole recognize that not every organization is equipped to know how to do everything associated with their proposed work. At the Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health), we are truly … More »
Lina Paredes and the Three R’s of Leadership
May 24, 2012
New Haven, Connecticut, is a city of many contrasts. Some of the best-educated people in the world live there, and yet the state has the greatest achievement gap in the nation . New Haven has been reported … More »
Changing Systems with Neighbors for Kids
May 22, 2012
To treat mental illness in children, it’s important to spot it early, identifying and intervening before more serious problems develops. The Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health) has been taking a … More »
Guest Post: So you say you want health justice for Asian Americans in Connecticut? Count us in.
May 21, 2012
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is ripe with opportunity to elevate health issues that confront Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPIs). But how do we know what the priority health issues are? … More »
In the News: Region’s African-American health agency says it’s time to rethink role
May 15, 2012
Last month, Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health) Leadership Fellow Stephanye Clarke (Class of 2010) of the African American Health Council of Southeastern Connecticut (grantee of CT Health) hosted a … More »
Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) and Valley Kids Belong
May 15, 2012
To treat mental illness in children, it’s important to spot it early, identifying and intervening before more serious problems develops. The Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health) has been taking a … More »
We Challenge You Not to Laugh
May 9, 2012
Today's guest post was written by Heang Tan, Project Manager for HealthJusticeCT.org . Some of the challenges that a person can face in life may seem impossible: parenting a teen, stopping spam, weeding … More »
