Nena Medical Care was founded on June 15, 2012 to support health improvement projects that enrich the lives of patients who suffer from serious diseases.
Mission
“To provide humanitarian support, solutions to individuals with serious medical conditions, give strength and happiness to families affected throughout the world with emphasis in Latin America.”
Vision
“Nena Medical Care Foundation will provide the solutions to bring health and happiness to Individuals throughout the world.”
Foundation stone:
NENA MEDICAL CARE has developed the following programs:
- SAVE A CHILD’S LIFE (SACL Program)
Save a children’s life program: a fund-raiser driven campaign that will help NENA Medical Care raise the necessary funds where are mostly needed. Those costs may include: any type of transportation, medical treatment, and room & board for the child and child’s representative, rehab, physician cost, lab tests, medications and the necessary procedures.
SACL program will offer medical treatment to those children where health is being threaten by severe illness. Among those are cancer, leukemia, and cardiovascular disorders. - HOPE “Heal On People’s Emotions” program:
This volunteer driven program organizes special events and grants wishes to allow individuals experience joy, make them feel energized and heal their conditions through a positive environment.
Those benefited from the program will be children and families who are suffering or have suffered from a serious disease. - Health Prevention:
Health prevention education workshops will offer nutrition facts to educate individuals in order to improve and maintain their health. Workshops are adapted to the patient’s illness. - Medical Supplies Donations
Provide medical equipment and supplies to children diagnosed with fatal diseases.
Grant application guidelines will be provided on line for each candidate to apply. The request may be filled out by the parent, medical institution and supported by a medical doctor. Medical evaluations may also be required in some cases.
For more information please contact Maria C. Salinas
Msalinas@nenamc.org or 205-617-6541
www.nenamc.org