Project Access-New Haven

10/16/2026

Navigating the health care system can be overwhelming. From choosing the right health insurance to finding a provider or understanding complex medical terminology, making informed decisions about your health isn’t always easy.

That’s why October has been recognized as Health Literacy Month since 1999, highlighting the importance of making health information clear, accessible, and actionable.

Why is this so important? Because you are your own best health advocate. When you understand your health options, you can ask better questions, make informed choices, and take control of your well-being.

10/16/2026

Thank you so much for believing, and for ALL that you give.

With more than 110,000 Connecticut residents expected to lose Medicaid (HUSKY) coverage on January 1 due to changing federal work rules, Project Access-New Haven is increasing outreach for those who are or become uninsured to find health care. Listen to the full interview via the New Haven Independent: https://ow.ly/inV550ZWTts

The Community Foundation was recently honored as a Community Champion at PA-NH's recent 16-year celebration. The Foundation first supported Project Access in 2009. At the time, Project Access was a promising idea, built on the generosity of volunteer physicians, the commitment of healthcare partners, and a shared belief that everyone deserves access to quality care. Since then, the nonprofit has provided more than $102 million in services to nearly 5,000 underserved patients.

10/15/2026

October 8th, 2026: 16 years of connecting our New Haven neighbors to the care they deserve. 💙

Every moment in this reel reflects the people behind our mission: patients, providers, volunteers, and partners who believe that health care is a right, not a privilege. Thank you for being part of the Project Access New Haven family.

Here’s to 16 years of care, community, and opening doors, and to many more.

10/13/2026

On Thursday, October 8th we celebrated 16 years of evolution and impact. We heard from a variety of voices all championing the work we do daily. Analissa Keller-Mark shared her Project Access New Haven story.

10/08/2026

Behind every patient visit is a partner who said yes. 💙

We thank the sponsors who are making tonights 16th Anniversary possible and who help us serve Greater New Haven every day of the year.

Thank you, Anchor Health, Yale New Haven Health, Connecticut Health Foundation, Fair Haven Community Health Care and New Alliance Foundation.

10/07/2026

16 years ago, we began our work with a simple belief: everyone in Greater New Haven deserves quality healthcare, no matter their circumstances.
We're celebrating 16 years of showing up for our neighbors, from the first checkup to the hardest diagnosis. Thank you to our patients, providers, navigators, and donors who make this work possible.

Here's to 16 years of care, and to every neighbor still counting on us. 💙

10/06/2026

For 16 years, 1,150 healthcare professionals have been a part of 49,000 appointments and $103M in donated care? Help us celebrate that impact this Thursday, Oct. 8, at the New Haven Lawn Club, beginning at 6 p.m.

Link in bio to buy tickets or donate: https://lnkd.in/ggBRU-JM

10/06/2026

Sixteen years strong! Celebrate with us this Thursday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. at the New Haven Lawn Club, where we'll pay tribute to seven of the group's founding physicians.

Link in bio to buy tickets or donate: https://lnkd.in/ggBRU-JM

10/02/2026

Thank you so much Paul!

10/02/2026

An estimated 110,000 people statewide could lose Medicaid (HUSKY) coverage on Jan. 1 due to new federal work rules. Project Access-New Haven is looking to expand its corps of outreach workers to help those people get needed health care…

Now it’s looking to raise $50,000 at a 16th anniversary celebration honoring seven of the group’s founding physicians at the Lawn Club next Thursday, Oct. 8, beginning at 6 p.m. Click here to buy tickets or donate: https://pa-nh.networkforgood.com/events/101805-from-vision-to-impact-celebrating-16-years-of-championing-access-to-medical-care-in-greater-new-haven

Project Access combines 16th anniversary helping uninsured with funding pitch.