Grantee Stories & Videos

Coloradans speak up for access to health care for kids.

San Luis Valley residents benefited from the experience and knowledge of Colorado leaders during a recent health care forum in Alamosa.

To observe National Minority Health Month in April, Marguerite Salazar, the U.S. Health and Human Services Region VIII Regional Director, reflects on the opportunity to improve minority health, advance health equity and eliminate health disparities.

The Denver Coalition for Integration wrapped up its grant-funded work through The Colorado Trust’s Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Families Initiative in December 2012. Its impact and influence continue to live on through strong partnerships.

Findings from the 2011 Colorado Health Access Survey show that young adults have the highest uninsured rate of any age group in Colorado, but it’s not because they think they don’t need health insurance.

By Ned Calonge, MD, MPH, The Colorado Trust As the third anniversary of the Affordable Care Act approaches, Ned Calonge, MD, reflects on the strides made toward health equity for Coloradans.

New data show some progress for Colorado kids and more work to be done.

Raising Health Care Awareness and Understanding with Spanish-speaking Coloradans

Facebook is one easy way for nonprofits to begin using social media to reach a wider audience, and the February Colorado Healthcare Communicators program focused on how to make the best use of it.

Gains in children’s dental health provide reasons for many to smile.