

As we continue marking 25 years of partnership and progress, we’re spotlighting the people and ideas shaping Missouri’s future. This is part two of our three-part anniversary series. Last time, we shared a look back at key milestones through our interactive timeline. Today, we turn our attention to the present – highlighting the innovative work…

Missouri Foundation for Health is pleased to congratulate 24:1 Community for winning the Culture of Health Prize from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. In…

We’re excited to announce that our very own Deidre Griffith, program director for our Healthy Schools Healthy Communities initiative, has been named a 2016…

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been trending lately, and not for good reasons. You may recall that insurance provider UnitedHealth announced its decision…

Two years ago today, the shooting death of Michael Brown astounded a nation, and forever changed the way that we talk about race and…

A new report and website highlights the vital role Social Security plays in the lives of Missourians. Social Security benefits collected in the state…

Good news from our state government! On July 5th, Governor Jay Nixon signed into law Senate Bill 865, a bill that allows the Missouri…

Childhood obesity rates in the U.S. are not improving. According to a recent study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA),…

On June 16th the Health Resources and Services Administration announced awardees for their Oral Health Expansion Supplement funding program. Twenty organizations in Missouri received…

Missouri Foundation for Health’s childhood obesity initiative Healthy Schools Healthy Communities (HSHC) has released its year-two evaluation report as their work throughout the region…

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of participating in a press conference in Joplin hosted by Ozark Center, the local community…

June 6th marked the arrival of two new program fellows at the Foundation, and for the first time they are joining us for two full years.…

Missouri Foundation for Health has designated up to $6 million toward addressing health issues highlighted in the Ferguson Commission’s 2015 report. The Foundation identified…