Texas health cOMMUNITY IMPACT GRANT -
2021/2022

Program objectives to reach by December 2022

  • Decrease depression and/or anxiety among low-income individuals age 40+.
  • Increase food security and navigation services among low-income individuals age 40+.

vIsion. Leadership. Teamwork

Texas Health Community Impact makes creative and resourceful use of cross-sector collaboration grants to serve local community needs. This data-driven, results-oriented approach identifies the North Texas ZIP codes that are most in need of assistance and directs how we work with leaders, influencers, and existing resources in those underserved communities. Together, we're addressing health inequities, addressing the core causes of chronic disease, and giving tools to promote long-term health and wellness.

Looking for additional data?

To review the Community Health Needs Assessment, please visit TexasHealth.org/CHNA

$599,962

The grant provided to the cooperation is viewed by Texas Health as seed money to be used as further financial support is gathered in the community to accomplish long-term goals.

Texas Health Community Impact grant awarded
to Erath County United Way

collaborating organizations

  • Erath County United Way
  • Tarleton State University Health Sciences and Human Services
  • Meals on Wheels of Erath County
  • H.O.P.E, Inc.
  • Pantry and More
  • Basic Needs
  • Grace Place
  • Dublin Love Basket
  • AgriLife
  • Stephenville ISD
  • Texas Bank
  • Pecan Valley Centers Behavioral and Mental Healthcare
  • Tarleton Army Senior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC)

tO JOIN THE CAUSE OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

Dana Worrell, Program Manager
Erath, Hood, and Johnson Counties
Community Health Improvements 
Texas Health Resources
DanaWorrell@TexasHealth.org
​817-475-8816
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