Exciting News: We've Joined a Health Collaborative!
- Roldyne Dolce
- Feb 6
- 1 min read
We're thrilled to announce that our research project, in partnership with Houston Haitians United, has been selected as part of the 2025–26 Collaborating for Healthy Communities Initiative (CHCI), led by the Episcopal Health Foundation (EHF). The initiative aims to "strengthen existing health-focused coalitions and collaborative efforts by enhancing their effectiveness, leadership, and sustained ability to take action to improve health."
Our Mission: Provides a collaborative space for under-represented communities such as, but not limited, to the Haitian community in Harris County so that these communities can have a voice in public health data systems and solutions to advance their quality of life.
A quick look at what the Houston Haitian Health collaboration means for our community and our goals: |
Priorities for Change Food & Nutrition Security and Diabetes Prevention Partners Houston Haitians United &UTHealth School of Public Health CHCI Timeline September 2025 to August 2026 |
My experience with IVF fertility treatment in London was very positive from the beginning. The fertility specialists took the time to understand my situation and explained the available treatment options in a clear and easy-to-understand way. Throughout the process, I felt supported and well cared for by the team. I’m very pleased with the professionalism, communication, and overall quality of care. thelunaclinic.com/failed-ivf-clinic