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We envision a Connecticut where everyone—regardless of race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status—can achieve optimal health. To make this a reality, we focus on four areas that are critical to ensuring that the next generation will not face the same persistent racial and ethnic health disparities.
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What We Do
Change comes from many different approaches. It can be through a grant that identifies a new way to deliver care, policy research that identifies a solution to a pressing problem, or leadership that fosters change.
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Our publications are focused on identifying solutions to complex problems. Browse our library to discover research and commentary that are changing systems in Connecticut and across the country.
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Inequities are a huge part of the story of health care in Connecticut. We strive to be a key resource in helping people understand and explore the complex health care system, the disparities that exist, and potential solutions.
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About Us
We focus on improving health outcomes for people of color and ensuring that all Connecticut residents have access to affordable and high-quality care. Through public policy, grantmaking, and leadership development, we work to make lasting changes that improve lives.
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Our Focus

What We Do

Publications

About Us

Latest News

Inequities are a huge part of the story of health care in Connecticut. We strive to be a key resource in helping people understand and explore the complex health care system, the disparities that exist, and potential solutions.

Media contacts:

Stay Connected

News Releases

Grant will support national effort to rethink the future of health and well-being
April 1, 2019

NEW REPORT: Understanding Connecticut’s community health workers: Who they are and why they matter for Connecticut
March 19, 2019

NEW REPORT: Georgetown University recommends steps to improve the health of CT’s children
January 2, 2019

Blog Posts

What does medical debt do to the doctor-patient relationship?
June 20, 2019

Welcome and farewell: Changes on the program team
June 5, 2019

Meeting moms where they are: A community health worker brings mental health to the grocery store
May 10, 2019

Grantee Spotlights

Clifford Beers Clinic: A new way to meet the needs of children and families living with autism
July 16, 2018

Women’s Health Center at Saint Francis: Making sure oral health is part of prenatal care
June 18, 2018

“The only one that can save us is us.” A look at advocacy in the faith community.
January 16, 2018

Health News Roundup

Latinos face health setbacks under proposed language rules and more in this week’s roundup
June 21, 2019

Writing patient ‘biographies’ for their medical charts, the cost of being sick, and more in this week’s roundup
June 14, 2019

A drop in cancer disparities, churches tackling medical debt, and more in this week’s roundup
June 7, 2019

Stay Connected

Latest News

Inequities are a huge part of the story of health care in Connecticut. We strive to be a key resource in helping people understand and explore the complex health care system, the disparities that exist, and potential solutions.

Media contacts:

Stay Connected

Grant will support national effort to rethink the future of health and well-being April 1, 2019

NEW REPORT: Understanding Connecticut’s community health workers: Who they are and why they matter for Connecticut March 19, 2019

NEW REPORT: Georgetown University recommends steps to improve the health of CT’s children January 2, 2019

What does medical debt do to the doctor-patient relationship? June 20, 2019

Welcome and farewell: Changes on the program team June 5, 2019

Meeting moms where they are: A community health worker brings mental health to the grocery store May 10, 2019

Clifford Beers Clinic: A new way to meet the needs of children and families living with autism July 16, 2018

Women’s Health Center at Saint Francis: Making sure oral health is part of prenatal care June 18, 2018

“The only one that can save us is us.” A look at advocacy in the faith community. January 16, 2018

Latinos face health setbacks under proposed language rules and more in this week’s roundup June 21, 2019

Writing patient ‘biographies’ for their medical charts, the cost of being sick, and more in this week’s roundup June 14, 2019

A drop in cancer disparities, churches tackling medical debt, and more in this week’s roundup June 7, 2019

Stay Connected

Grant will support national effort to rethink the future of health and well-being
April 1, 2019

NEW REPORT: Understanding Connecticut’s community health workers: Who they are and why they matter for Connecticut
March 19, 2019

NEW REPORT: Georgetown University recommends steps to improve the health of CT’s children
January 2, 2019

What does medical debt do to the doctor-patient relationship?
June 20, 2019

Welcome and farewell: Changes on the program team
June 5, 2019

Meeting moms where they are: A community health worker brings mental health to the grocery store
May 10, 2019

Clifford Beers Clinic: A new way to meet the needs of children and families living with autism
July 16, 2018

Women’s Health Center at Saint Francis: Making sure oral health is part of prenatal care
June 18, 2018

“The only one that can save us is us.” A look at advocacy in the faith community.
January 16, 2018

Latinos face health setbacks under proposed language rules and more in this week’s roundup
June 21, 2019

Writing patient ‘biographies’ for their medical charts, the cost of being sick, and more in this week’s roundup
June 14, 2019

A drop in cancer disparities, churches tackling medical debt, and more in this week’s roundup
June 7, 2019