OUR PARTNERS & CONTRIBUTORS
We collaborate with a range of partners to achieve our mission.
Partners
Arizona Community Health Workers Association, AzCHOW
Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Border Health
Canyonlands Community Health Center
Catholic Community Services/Casa Alitas Shelter
Chiricahua Community Health Center
Clinica Alma, Alamos, Sonora, Mexico
Cochise County Health & Social Services
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
El Rio Community Health Center
Marana Community Health Center
Mariposa Community Health Center
Mt Sinai Icahn School of Medicine
National AHEC Organization: Brooklyn/Queens/Long Island AHEC; Miami/Dade AHEC; Mid Rio Grande Border AHEC; Capitol AHEC
Pima County Health Department
Pinal Hispanic Council
Tohono O’odham Nation Department of Health & Human Services
Tohono O’odham Community College
United Community Health Center
University of Arizona Health Science Colleges: Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health
Current & Past Contributors
US Department of Health & Human Services Health Services Resource Administration (HRSA)*
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Rural Health Network Planning Grants:
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Arizona Border Communities Network
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Rural Community Health Workers
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Local Community Workforce for COVID Education and Outreach grant
US National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Heart, Blood & Lung Institute – ”Arizona Healthy Heart Initiative”
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Justice Community Problem Solving Grant
Arizona Lottery / Arizona AHEC Program
Arizona Community Foundation of Cochise
CDC Foundation Covid Education & Outreach*
Cochise County Health & Social Services*
Community Foundation of Southern Arizona
Legacy Foundation of Southern Arizona Community Innovation Grant
Mariposa Community Health Center:*
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Adolescent Wellness Network
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Vivir Mejor Diabetes Care Continuim Consortium
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Santa Cruz County Opioid Prevention & Education Consortium
Mexican Government Secretary of the Exterior – Consulate: Douglas Az Ventanilla de Salud
Southeast Arizona Area Agency on Aging, SEAGO*
University of Arizona College of Medicine
US Mexico Border Philanthropy Project*
Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona
