Funded Partners

To implement a Community Paramedicine Program that will utilize Emergency Medical Services in promotion and evaluation in preventive health care.

STJDA will further extend current services to children living with diabetes in the mid-Valley.

Su Casa de Esperanza provides Early Childhood Development Program to families in the Rio Grande Valley.

This project is a collaborative integration of pediatric behavioral health services into the primary care setting.

Sunny Glen's Counseling Center provides mental health counseling for individuals and families.

Sunshine Haven will continue to provide accessible 24 hour care for terminally ill patients.

TXServes RGV is an innovative model of coordinated care and service delivery for military families designed to get the right veteran to the right service in the least amount of time.

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

The Salvation Army will provide basic life needs through prescription and utility assistance for those in poverty.

This project is the first phase in the development of shared use trails and exercise facilities to promote health and recreation activities for the community.

To sustain the successes realized through our implementation of mental health law enforcement teams trained to intervene with people in psychiatric crisis and divert them from incarceration.

Military Veterans Peer Centers will provide mental health services and support to veterans and military families in the RGV.

Sustain and enhance the successful implementation of integrated reverse colocation primary care with behavioral health outpatient clinics at all four facilities.

Salud y Vida 3.0 provides IBH solutions to an evidence-based chronic care management program (Salud y Vida 20) which couples clinic-based services with community-based care for diabetics in the RGV.

Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center is partnering with UTRGV School of Medicine to provide medical care to refugee families that arrive at the US Southern border.

The Transitional Housing program offers victims of domestic violence 18 months of housing and case management.