Grantee Stories & Videos

Once a victim of bullying, Megan Black transformed her pain into a passion for helping others.

Thanks to a new school-based clinic in Teller County, brothers Wesley and Jordan have access to the health care they need.

Some of Colorado’s leading health leaders explore what it means to put patient safety first, ensure medication reconciliation, prevent infections and respond rapidly to emergencies.

Reaching out to schools, Wray Community Hospital is proving that an ounce of prevention goes a long way toward keeping kids healthy.

Safe2Tell has proven to be a winning community engagement strategy that brings together students, school administrators and staff, law enforcement officials, and health and human services agencies to prevent violence and promote safety on school campuses and in communities across Colorado.

Samantha Yellow Wolf, a teenager in Littleton, is working to overcome the challenges of growing up as a Native American in a white family and school.

Incentives to family medicine residents to train and work in rural areas have inspired doctors like Tammy Gregg to settle in small communities.

A new study describes the factors that influence Coloradans' ability to pay for health coverage. Kristen Castor, a participant in the study, shares her story of struggling to pay for quality health care.

A collaboration of health care specialists is providing Martha King the care she needs to treat her lung cancer.

With in-home training, and weekly support groups and classes, Marie Dambrosky and other sight-impaired seniors are gaining the necessary skills and confidence to lead independent lives.