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ποΈ Itβs here!
Weβre proud to work w @WhiteHouse @CivicNation and @usedgov to lead #OnlineForAll ACP Healthcare Day of Action.
Today, weβll highlight a BROAD coalition of over 50 healthcare orgs + allies closing the digital divide by helping patients access $14.2B in ACP funding
Celebrating one year of Ar'Sheill as our Executive Director! πOne year ago, Ar'Sheill stepped into this role with a vision for Link Health, and what a year of growth, impact, and community it's been. π
In her words: "Social determinants of health. non-medical drivers of health.
Upstream drivers. It doesn't matter the buzz word, our work is to help families get the resources they need for a high quality of life. It's an exciting journey and I'm so grateful I get to work with my dream team!"
From all of us at Link Health, thank you Ar'Sheill,
for your leadership, your heart, and your unwavering commitment to this mission.β¨
π° Want to hear more about what sheβs learned along the way? Read our latest newsletter, written by Ar'Sheill herself: buff.ly/CihqhMN
We've saved the best for last. ππΌToday, October 24th, marks our final canvassing event of the season! ποΈπOur team is hitting the streets in Houston one last time, knocking doors, sparking conversations & connecting our neighbors to the health resources and support they deserve
π₯ CLINIC SPOTLIGHT: AccessHealth π₯
50 years ago, AccessHealth began as a small early childhood development program in Fort Bend County. Over the decades, it grew into Fort Bend Family Health Center, in 2012, took on the name AccessHealth to reflect their ideology.
At its core is a simple promise: quality, affordable healthcare for all, regardless of income or circumstance.
Each year, that promise reaches about 20,000 patients, roughly half of them uninsured,
Pura vida, Costa Rica! π¨π·π΄ A few moments from our Executive Director Ar'Sheill's time at the Global Social Impact House Fellowship 2026. Between the sessions, new connections & conversations with changemakers from around the world, there was plenty of inspiration to go around
Texans, mark your calendars! Early voting runs October 19β30 for the November 3, 2026 election. ποΈ
Voting early means:
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Shorter lines than Election Day
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Flexibility to vote at any polling location in your county (if your county participates in Countywide Polling)
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One less thing to worry about on November 3rd
π A few things to know:
βοΈ Bring a valid photo ID
βοΈ Polling hours vary by location, check before you head out
βοΈ Already registered? Confirm your status and find your nearest location at VoteTexas.gov
π We're thrilled to announce that Link Health has received a grant from the Moderna Charitable Foundation!
Launched in 2022, the Moderna Foundation supports organizations and causes creating long-lasting change for a healthier world,
with a focus on building resilient health ecosystems, promoting public health and access to quality healthcare, and addressing systemic barriers faced by underserved populations. That mission aligns deeply with everything we do here at Link Health. π
We're out in the community knocking doors, and we have one important reminder: this Monday, October 19th, is the first day of early voting in Texas! π³οΈ
Our Executive Director, Ar'Sheill, is on the ground with our team, talking with neighbors about why showing up matters
and making sure they know when and where they can vote. π
π Early voting runs October 19-30.
π Bring a valid photo ID.
π Find your polling location and hours at VoteTexas.gov.
π Your next step: Pick a day next week, look up your nearest early voting location, and make a plan to vote.
Healthy communities start with people showing up. Tag someone who needs this reminder! π
#EarlyVoting #Texas #VoteTexas #LinkHealth #YourVoteMatters









