Year of News:

1. Grant will support community health workers to address asthma in children

   Thursday, Sep 30, 2021

   With a $150,000 grant from the Connecticut Health Foundation, Charter Oak Health Center will launch an intervention that uses community health workers to improve asthma control in children, part of a demonstration model intended to improve health and save money. The grant is one of five grants awarded this quarter, totaling $450,000.

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2. Grant will help build links between health care and housing to improve children’s asthma outcomes

   Tuesday, Oct 02, 2018

   HARTFORD (Oct. 2, 2018) – Research indicates that moving to a healthier, “higher-opportunity” neighborhood can improve a family’s health, even…

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3. A different angle on asthma

   Sunday, Aug 13, 2017

   Hospital emergency departments are a vital part of our health care systems.  But they are not the best places for providing the ongoing care needed…

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4. NEW REPORT: Urban Institute analysis of the ACA’s impact on Connecticut

   Wednesday, Jul 19, 2017

   The Affordable Care Act is responsible for a 45 percent reduction in Connecticut’s uninsured rate, as well as new consumer protections for the nearly 1.9 million state residents with employer-sponsored coverage and nearly 600,000 with Medicare, according to a new report released this week by the Connecticut Health Foundation.

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5. Khmer Health Advocates Awarded Grant to Support Racial and Ethnic Data Collection

   Tuesday, Oct 11, 2016

   Foundation Awards Over $527,000 to Nonprofits to Improve Health in Connecticut

   HARTFORD, CT – The Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health)…

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