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UniHealth Foundation

The Foundation is committed to improving the health of individuals and communities by providing grants, programs and resources to safety-net healthcare organizations.

families health neighborhood

Assets: $300M · Annual Giving: $15M+ · Est. 1999

Website (310) 393-2200 info@unihealthfoundation.org

Funding Priorities

5

Access to Healthcare(Healthcare Access)Community Health(Healthcare Access)Health Policy(Healthcare Access)Healthcare Innovation(Healthcare Access)Mental Health

Leadership

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B

Bradley C. Call

executive

Wayfinder

20 connected resources

Mental Health Healthcare Access

Greater Good Science Center

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

The Story3

Hospitals Using 'Zero Suicide' Plan Cut Deaths by a Lotgoodgoodgood.co

What You Can Do6

Star of Hope MissionHouston

Mental Health America of Greater HoustonHouston

Healthcare for the HomelessHouston

Who’s In Charge8

Twila CarterCity · Council Member, At-Large 3

Alejandra SalinasCity · Council Member, At-Large 4

Carolyn Evans-ShabazzCity · Council Member, District D

Easier Access to DoctorsHR 1521 · Introduced

Veteran Suicide Prevention ActHR 6858 · Introduced

Tougher Penalties for Healthcare FraudHR 7569 · Introduced

The Journey

26 connected resources across 5 levels

Trail depth

Level 1

Get CuriousRead, watch, explore1 resource

Level 2

Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups15 resources

Level 3

Show UpEvents, meetings, volunteering

We are building resources for this level

Level 4

Go DeeperTraining, sustained involvement5 resourcesYou are here

PolicyComplete Communities: Building Better NeighborhoodsHouston is investing in neighborhoods to make them great places to live. The city is building new parks, sidewalks, health clinics, and job training centers in areas that need them most.

PolicyEasier Access to DoctorsThis federal bill would make it easier for you to see a doctor, especially if you live in an area that does not have enough healthcare providers. It creates new ways to connect patients with the medical care they need.

PolicyVeteran Suicide Prevention ActThis federal bill strengthens suicide prevention programs for veterans, expanding mental health resources and crisis support services.

+2 more at this level

Level 5

Make Your MoveAdvocacy, organizing, creating5 resources

Focus Areas

Mental Health Healthcare Access

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