THE TIA FOUNDATION INC

Establishes reliable water collection and purification systems, plans community gardens to reduce malnutrition, connects residents with universities and development partners, and supports schools with lessons on hygiene, nutrition, and sanitation in rural Mexican communities.

Provides medical kits ("botiquines") containing essential medical supplies and equipment to trained Promotores, enabling them to deliver emergency and daily care to approximately 500 people per kit. This supports sustained healthcare delivery in isolated villages.

Provides sustainable healthcare to over 938,000 people in rural Mexico since 2006, increasing access to healthcare for over 1,000,000 people. The organization also measures health outcomes such as increased handwashing, children brushing teeth, blood pressure monitoring, and prenatal vitamin use, and observes a reduction in emigration to the United States in communities with stable healthcare.

Has provided sustainable healthcare access to over 1 million people in rural Mexico since 2006, serving nearly half a million people annually through integrated medical, educational, and development services.

Delivers interventions that lead to significant improvements in health behaviors, including increasing prenatal vitamin use from 10% to 90%, handwashing before food prep from 0% to 52%, children brushing teeth twice daily from 0% to 50%, and weekly blood pressure monitoring for chronic disease patients. These changes are sustained through trained health workers and community engagement.

Operates mobile clinics in underserved rural communities in Mexico, providing morning medical consultations, prescription and over-the-counter medications, prenatal and children's vitamins, vaccinations, laboratory testing, and minor surgical procedures. Mobile pharmacies deliver medications to isolated villages.

Operates mobile clinics in underserved rural communities in Mexico, providing morning medical consultations, prescription and over-the-counter medications, prenatal and children's vitamins, vaccinations, laboratory testing, and minor surgical procedures. This includes delivering medications to isolated villages via mobile pharmacies.

Operates mobile clinics in underserved rural communities in Mexico, providing medical consultations, prescription and over-the-counter medications, prenatal and children's vitamins, vaccinations, laboratory testing, and minor surgical procedures. These clinics are set up in various community locations during organized volunteer trips.

Implements sustainable health solutions in rural Mexican communities by establishing reliable water collection and purification systems, planning community gardens to reduce malnutrition, connecting residents with external partners, supporting schools with hygiene and nutrition lessons, and creating local systems for managing training materials and supplies. These efforts have provided healthcare access to over 1,000,000 people and improved health outcomes such as handwashing, teeth brushing, blood pressure monitoring, and prenatal vitamin use.

Implements long-term health and development initiatives in rural Mexican communities, including establishing water purification systems, planning community gardens to reduce malnutrition, supporting schools with hygiene and nutrition education, and connecting communities with universities and development partners to build local capacity.

Organizes volunteer trips to rural communities in Mexico, including specific locations like Valle de Guadalupe, Cocula, and Arandas, which culminate in a return to Guadalajara.

Organizes volunteer trips to rural communities in Mexico, including specific trips to Valle de Guadalupe, Cocula, and Arandas, which culminate in a return to Guadalajara.

Engages in advocacy through media visibility and recognition, including features in Prensa Hispana and being named a finalist for Secretary Hillary Clinton's Innovation Award, amplifying the model’s impact and credibility.

Collects data on every program to understand community needs and measure long-term impact, with this data often requested by municipalities, health organizations, and government agencies.

Collects data on every program to understand community needs and measure long-term impact, with this data often requested by municipalities, health organizations, and government agencies.

Collects program data to assess community needs and measure long-term impact, including tracking health outcomes and migration patterns. This data is used internally and requested by municipalities, health organizations, and government agencies to inform policy and practice.

Trains local students and community members (Promotores) in rural Mexico to become community health workers, equipping them with skills in CPR, first aid, wound care, chronic disease management, childbirth assistance, and preventative health education. Upon completion, Promotores receive a diploma and a medical kit to serve their communities.

Trains local students and community members in rural Mexico to become community health workers (Promotores), equipping them with skills in CPR, first aid, wound care, chronic disease management, childbirth assistance, and preventative health education. Upon successful completion, Promotores receive a diploma and a medical kit to serve their communities.

Conducts comprehensive training programs for local residents to become community health workers (Promotores), teaching skills such as CPR, first aid, wound and burn treatment, fracture stabilization, IV administration, managing chronic diseases, assisting with childbirth, and diagnosing common illnesses. Since 2006, over 1,300 community health workers have been trained.