The Communities of Care initiative represents a transformative effort aimed at enhancing mental health and community resilience, particularly focused on children, youth, and families. Launched in 2019, a total of $11.5 million was awarded to eleven organizations in the Houston Metropolitan Statistical Area to support collaborative approaches to well-being.
Explore the stories of resilience, partnership, and resident mobilization featured in these four profiles of DREAM 77021, Babies in Baytown, Healthy Outdoor Communities, and Reaching Richmond Community Collaborative.
Young Minds Matter: Not Just a Day but a Movement
The insight, vulnerability, and stories shared at Young Minds Matter ignited conversations that will echo beyond that one day.
Addressing Community Needs with Community Expertise
It’s time to recognize community members as the experts in their communities. Effective and sustainable community-level change can’t and won’t happen unless community members are actively involved in the decision and policy-making process.
Some More Good News in Public Policy
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health · Episode 147: Some More Good News in Public Policy In addition to supporting our grantee partners’ community programs, the Hogg Foundation also encourages their efforts to build capacity in state and local policy engagement....
Asian Americans Attaining Awareness
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health · Episode 132: Asian Americans Attaining Awareness In our Asian Americans Attaining Awareness podcast we're observing May as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We’re taking this time of cultural recognition to look at...
Changing the Landscape: People, Parks and Power
Access to the outdoors and green space is a key social determinant of mental health.
Children in 2021
How are children are faring during the pandemic from the point of view of two Hogg Foundation grantees.