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Two years in the making, Giving Care: A Strategic Plan to Expand and Support New Hampshire’s Health Care Workforce has both immediate and long-term recommendations, some requiring policy changes or new funding, and others calling for collaboration among stakeholders and the creation of a central repository for the state’s scattered workforce data. Endowment for Health Program Director Kim Firth is interviewed about this action-oriented plan in New Hampshire Bulletin.

EH Board members Ned Helms and Betsy Paine ask their fellow Granite Staters an important question in this Union Leader opinion piece: What kind of democracy do we believe in? A selective one or an expansive one?

Endowment for Health President Dr. Yvonne Goldsberry discusses equity and health as she describes efforts in New Hampshire to engage residents in envisioning the future of health. The aspirations of Granite Staters are feeding into a national strategy to set the course for the future of health 30 years from now and beyond.

In this Union Leader op-ed, Endowment for Health Board Chair Mike Ostrowski and Board/Investment Committee Member John Snow, make a compelling case for why New Hampshire is not immune to structural racism.

This Nashua Telegraph article features the Endowment's recent investment to one of four United Way COVID-19 funds it is supporting.

Experts in aging are working to change negative perceptions and the language we use in order to eliminate ageism, which can have a detrimental effect on the work and health of our state’s aging population. The Endowment for Health’s Kelly Laflamme, along with Jennifer Rabalais of the UNH Center on Aging and Community Living and Institute on Disability, recently presented “Changing the Conversation Around Aging: Telling a New Story,” to the Public Health Council of the Upper Valley.

Endowment for Health President Dr. Yvonne Goldsberry is interviewed by BusinessNH Magazine on the philanthropic strategies that maximize impact and improve health outcomes for the people of New Hampshire.