Funded Partners

Buckner strengthens families providing support, empowerment and services to underserved communities

C.A.M.P University's program is designed to empower adults with special needs by providing a supportive and inclusive environment for skill development. The program focuses on enhancing life skills such as communication, social interaction, and daily living tasks as well as positive mental health.

The School Health Community of Practice will foster professional networking and build district capacity to deliver sustainable health and wellness initiatives that benefit students and families.

Cameron County Public Health will connect underserved elderly residents to vital resources through a comprehensive case management program.

Capable Kids Foundation, Inc will breakdown barriers while increasing Community Capacity to achieve exceptional outcomes

An inclusive park will be developed in a densely populated area, near schools, to provide critical healthy living infrastructure and community recreational opportunities for an exploding population.

Renovation of Laguna Madre Park will enhance accessibility, inclusion, and recreational opportunities to improve health and quality of life.

The Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Broadband Coalition will create an inclusive broadband and digital inclusion plan to bridge the region’s digital divide.

The Disaster/Health Access project will expand and strengthen operational capacity of specialty healthcare and disaster related healthcare.

El Milagro Clinic will prioritize Health Equity through the provision of affordable, high-quality IBH services.

EFCST works to improve epilepsy health, awareness, education, patient access & outcomes.

Girls and Gangs II is a public health approach to understanding girls' involvement with gangs

Connection Center RGV will expand its capacity to deliver low-barrier mental health support.

Support general operating expenses to provide leadership and comprehensive services to empower and promote the safety, health, and overall wellbeing of adults and children impacted by family and sexual violence.

Funding will support a Family Engagement Specialist to engage students from low-income families.

Healthy Futures of Texas will provide equitable access to sex ed, contraception & resources – reducing pregnancy & STIs among RGV teens.

IDRA will train students to run an IT help desk as Youth TechXperts in Brownsville ISD and to offer community technology training as Digital Ambassadors in partnership with ARISE.

Wellness Bridge: Tailored healthcare for homeless equity and well-being.

Meadows will leverage and build regional capacity to transform how mental health care is accessed, treated, and integrated – in and out of health care settings across the Rio Grande Valley.

Moody Clinic will expand the access to speech, physical, and occupational therapy for children with special needs

Planned Parenthood will continue the use of the sliding fee scale to increase access to essential health care in the Rio Grande Valley.

Prevent Blindness will expand eye health screenings/education/resources for advancing equity in eye health.

Proyecto Azteca will rehabilitate homes that face pest infestations, mold, poor weatherization, etc.

RGSC is working to secure specialty services from community providers needed for complicated patient cases.