July 10 marked the 131st birthday of Miss Ima Hogg (July 10, 1882–Aug. 19, 1975). Miss Ima was a true Texas original whose huge philanthropic footprint continues to shape mental health in our state. Miss Ima’s passion for alleviating the suffering of people with...
The Hogg Bilingual Scholarship Program funds scholarships for gifted and hard-working bilingual master of social work (MSW) students at all 12 Texas schools of social work that are accredited by the National Council on Social Work Education. The program attempts...
AUSTIN, Texas – Ten tenure-track assistant professors in Texas have been awarded $192,130 in grants by the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health to conduct innovative research in mental health. The two-year grants are capped at $19,250 each. The 10 research projects were...
AUSTIN, Texas — Clarity Child Guidance Center has been awarded $126,745 by the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health to expand access to mental health care for children in San Antonio. The funds come via the DeRossette Thomas Fund, established by The University of Texas...
Last week marked the end of Texas’ 83rd Legislative Session, which also marks the end of our fellows’ time here at the foundation. In her own words, Meagan tells us about her experience at Hogg and at the Capitol. Tell us a bit more about your background....
The Austin American-Statesman recently ran an excellent article by Chuck Lindell (5/19/13) regarding the need for some families to relinquish custody of their child with serious emotional disturbance (SED) to the state in order to get their child the mental health...
