Beginning Wednesday, August 9th at the medical facility in Little Havana located on the 3rd floor of 1901 S.W. 1st Street, Care Resource and the Boniface and Celita Foundation are distributing free diapers and basic hygiene essentials to registered pediatric patients on an emergency basis. Afterward, distribution of these health items for registered pediatric patients will occur every other Wednesday of the month until November 2017.
La campaña de pañales e higiene ayudará no solo a las madres, sino que ayudará a todas las madres que no reciben servicios en general a ser más autosuficientes conectando a las familias vulnerables con los servicios que tanto necesitan en la comunidad local. Además, garantiza que los niños y sus familias tengan acceso a los suministros y artículos esenciales que necesitan para mantenerse limpios, secos, felices y saludables.
According to Marcos Rivero, Medical Case Manager with Care Resource, “This collaboration with the Boniface and Celita Foundation was formed to increase public assistance and awareness for diapering supplies and personal hygiene essentials. The health center can now help provide the South Florida community with a resource that many are not normally able to provide – diapers and basic hygiene essentials.”
Care Resource is inspired by the ability to bring much needed services to vulnerable families and individuals. Our dedicated providers and staff go the extra mile each day to be welcoming, thorough and compassionate as they improve health care in our community. If you, or anyone you know is in need, please call upon us to serve you!
Care Resource es una organización sin fines de lucro 501(c)(3) y un centro de salud calificado a nivel federal (FQHC) con ubicaciones en los condados de Miami-Dade y Broward. Care Resource provides comprehensive primary medical and preventive care, including pediatric care, family care, dental care, in-house pharmacy services and behavioral health/substance abuse services to all individuals in South Florida’s diverse communities. For more information, please visit www.careresource.org, or call 305.576.1234.
