Superior HealthPlan to Allocate $100,000 in Grants to Texas Community Groups
Superior HealthPlan will award ten $10,000 grants—totaling $100,000—to Texas community organizations addressing social determinants of health, with applications due March 31, 2026 and funds disbursed in April. Eligible groups must serve Medicaid recipients in Texas, have no Superior grant in past 12 months, and complete a follow-up by December 15.
1. Grant Program Overview
Superior HealthPlan, a Centene company, will award ten $10,000 grants to community-based organizations across Texas, totaling $100,000. Applications must be submitted by March 31, 2026, and approved recipients will receive funds in April for programs addressing non-medical drivers of health.
2. Focus Areas
Grant recipients will implement initiatives in housing stability and support, food security and nutrition, or health care access and literacy to reduce barriers and improve outcomes for low-income Medicaid populations.
3. Eligibility and Background
Eligible organizations must serve Texas Medicaid recipients, have not received Superior HealthPlan funding in the past 12 months, and agree to an end-of-term outcome review by December 15, 2026; Superior has contributed $12.3 million in community funding since 2020.