Blurred Borders - International Community Foundation

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (continued)
AGENCY ADDRESS SERVICES
Project Concern 3550 Afton Road, San Diego, Provides parents and partners in thirteen
International CA 92123
countries with medical training, support and
Phone 858-279-9690 health care crucial to protecting the well
Fax 858-694-0294
being of children and families. Saves lives by
www.projectconcern.org/co ensuring basic medical care, halting the
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spread of infectious disease, feed those in
need of nutritious food, helping keep families
small, safeguarding the health of
communities along the US-Mexico border
and ensuring clean water. Works with
Mexican affiliate, Programas de Medicina
Social Comunitaria A.C., to extend health
care and education to communities in
Northern Mexico.
San Diego- 2838 Granada Ave, San Mission is to engage leadership from the San
Tijuana Border Diego, CA 92104
Diego and Tijuana border communities in
Initiative Phone 619-285-1725 collaborative problem solving on key social
Fax 619-285-9432
and community service issues. Involvement
Project Coordinator: Kaare in U.S.-Mexican Border Environment
Kjos
includes: legislation, policy/regulations,
Kaarek@aol.com
socioeconomic data, environmental
education, and sustainable development.
Coachella 45-701 Monroe Street, Suite Develops housing for families and individuals
County Housing g, Indio, CA 92201
who do not make enough to buy or rent in
Coalition Phone: 800-689-4663
Fax: 760-342-6466
E.D. John Mealey
cvhc@cvhc.org
www.cvhc.org/lenders.html
the private market.
Habitat for 3562 Grove St. Lemon Brings families and communities in need
Humanity-San Grove, CA 91945-1814 together with volunteer and resources to
Diego Habitat Phone: 619-465-7576 build decent and affordable housing. Began
for Humanity Fax: 619-461-6116
work in Mexico in 1987 with projects in
general@habitatsdiego.org Chihuahua and Mezquital Valley, Hidalgo.
www.habitat.org/script/link.a These initial projects were not under the
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current affiliate system, but by 1989 HFH
Mexico was formed. Has constructed more
than 11,000 houses, making it the largest
program outside of the U.S.
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