Our mission.
TWHC is working toward the vision of a state where every woman has access to the preventive and preconception care that will help her stay healthy and prepare for healthy, planned pregnancies.
our principlesWe stay committed to these values:
- Increasing funding for women’s preventive healthcare, including contraception, to fully meet the growing need among low-income uninsured women;
- Ensuring Texas has a strong provider network with the capacity to serve all women in need of preventive health services; and
- Supporting innovative new healthcare policies that benefit the health of Texas’ women and families.
We take action for the health and well-being of Texas women.
See our other activitiesBlack Maternal Health Week
During Black Maternal Health Week, we’d like to spotlight the experiences of black women and raise awareness about the maternal health crisis that continues to affect black families in Texas.
Implementation of House Bill 1575
H.B. 1575, passed by the 88th Texas Legislature in 2023, represents a significant step forward to improve maternal health outcomes by addressing non-medical factors that affect low-income pregnant women.
Texas Maternal Health
The Texas Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Review Committee (MMMRC) and the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) released their 2024 Biennial Report, offering a detailed look into maternal health trends across the state.