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The Vulnerable Populations Portfolio—and our grantees—creates new opportunities for better health by investing in health where it starts—where we live, learn, work, and play.
The Vulnerable Populations Portfolio—and our grantees—creates new opportunities for better health by investing in health where it starts—where we live, learn, work, and play.
The Vulnerable Populations Portfolio creates new opportunities for better health by investing in health where it starts—in our homes, schools and jobs.
April 8, 2013: "Dementia Will Take Toll on Health Care Spending" The Wall Street Journal features THE GREEN HOUSE® Project as a model that will slow the increase of expenses and improve the care of patients with dementia.
Learn more about THE GREEN HOUSE® ProjectApril 7, 2013: "Gang Violence is Contagious" The Guardian highlights Cure Violence’s model of violence prevention and how violence is a public health issue.
March 22, 2013: "Addressing the Root Causes of Health Problems: Rebecca Onie of Health Leads" Health Affairs blog features the work of Health Leads in addressing the social determinants of health with patients.
January 21, 2013: "First-time, low-income mothers get help from successful Nurse-Family Partnership" Seattle Times features the work of the Nurse-Family Partnership.
In an interview on Glass Pockets' "Transparency Talk" blog, Wendy Yallowitz, program officer, shares how collaborative learning can help grantees scale even after merger talks don't materialize.
Maisha Simmons, program officer, discusses the importance of encouraging young men of color to live their best lives in this post at Ebony magazine.
Jane Lowe, senior adviser for program development, shares how we grow visionary solutions to scale to improve the health of vulnerable populations in the current issue of Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal.
Susan Promislo, senior communications officer, explains to Glass Pockets Transparency Talks how foundations can (and should) use social media to grow their networks.