Funded Partners

Capable Kids will increase capacity and expand services to more families of children with disabilities in the four-county area.

This conference aims to bring together primarily those in the Lower Rio Valley interested in all aspects of child maltreatment and domestic violence - prevention, intervention, and long-term effects.

This grant is to obtain air purification units and an AED device to continue upholding the museum's new standards of public health and safety while also reassuring our visitors that we have their best interests in mind.

IBH - medical, nutrition & mental health to address co-morbidities & promote disease prevention.

EFCST provides specialized epilepsy care to 200 people in Cameron, Hidalgo, Starr & Willacy Counties.

Support general operating expenses to impact organizational readiness and infrastructure growth for Friendship of Women.

Implementation of Hope Squad for grades 6-12 and Capturing Kids' Hearts grades K-5.

To offer health assessments, disease prevention and management for women in at-risk communities.

Prospera provides Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)-focused programs for low-income families.

IDEA will scale Hope Squad to provide school-based, peer-to-peer suicide prevention programming.

To strengthen and support collective action to drive improvements in social determinants of health in the Rio Grande Valley.

Great Physician Healthy Living addresses the causes and consequences of homelessness and poverty by meeting the health related needs of our clients.

Planned Parenthood Cameron County provides essential health services on a sliding fee scale to increase access to care.

The Plaza Amistad community center in Donna affirms and promotes the success of partner agencies working together to address the community’s health, education, social service and spiritual needs.

To expand eye health screenings/education/resources for increased health equity in vision health.

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.