Funded Partners

Improve the overall health of families through education, home gardens, and advocacy.

RCCC will provide Substance Abuse treatment to 160 Cameron County residents.

To secure specialty services from community providers needed for complicated patient cases.

To maintain and support initiatives that will impact the comfort of the residents living in our facility and the satisfaction of the families that seek our services.

SSA's Low Vision Program provides high-tech vision aids to children with severe visual impairment.

Operation Vet Care will provide medical vouchers for veterans and their dependents.

STJDA will continue serving families of children with diabetes starting with initial diagnosis, through summer camps, monthly food pantries, and medical assistance, and a new mental health initiative.

Special Olympics Texas RGV provides year round sports for people with intellectual disabilities.

The program provides education & resources for families from the colonias about child development.

Expansion of pediatric behavioral health services to meet increased demand from the COVID-19 pandemic.

To continuously make accessible 24 hour free comfort/palliative care to terminally ill patients enrolled in Hospice, support their families & create a curriculum on preparation of Death & Dying.

Teach For America will support teacher wellness and provide professional development to meet students’ social-emotional needs.

The McAllen Ramp Project builds free wheelchair ramps for low-income elderly and disabled people.

Texas Southmost College will establish a student food pantry, greenhouse, and community garden to help address food insecurity, in collaboration with Brownsville Wellness Coalition.

The Ozanam Center Food Pantry Program provides food assistance to needy families.

MHOT officers facilitate a response for clients in mental health crisis to appropriate treatment.

Provision of interprofessional preventive oral health education and screenings to increase oral health awareness, improve oral health of the community, and facilitate service access.

Addressing the compounding nursing and allied health shortage in our region through student certification and achieving living-wage employment.

To enhance the mental health and substance abuse prevention services in a residential setting for troubled youth.

The Access to Care Project will offer continuity of care for a minimum of 400 people in the Hidalgo County Area by providing provide physical exams, Pap tests, breast exams, STI testing and treatment.

To provide shelf stable meals to seniors along with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure the safety of our clients and staff.

To engage in capacity development work, implement organizational improvements, planning, and fundraising efforts that will help Aurora House achieve sustainability.

Apoyo Entre Familia addresses inequity in the social & community context during COVID-19.

The Children's Advocacy Center of Cameron and Willacy Counties offers a safe haven for the victims of child abuse while working collaboratively with other child abuse professionals on case management, investigation, and prosecution of child abuse cases.