2015-08-06

Meet the 2014-2015 Community Grant Recipients from Komen Houston:

American Cancer Society- $101,170
The Transportation Project provides transportation to breast cancer patients who need assistance getting to their treatment.

Angleton Danbury Medical Center- $67,000
The Pink Warrior Project provides education and screening to those in Southern Brazoria County.

Asian American Health Coalition- $125,960
Project Phoenix provides breast cancer education, screening, patient navigation services, diagnostics and breast cancer treatment for Asian American women.

Baylor College of Medicine- $67,000
Facilitating Breast Cancer Prevention and Treatment in Underserved & Minority Women Project provides funding to expand risk assessment/prevention, genetic counseling, early detection treatment, enrollment in clinical trials and survivorship care to women seeking services at Smith Clinic.

Bayside Healthcare Foundation- $40,000
The Breast Cancer Prevention and Care Outreach Project provides education and screening services to a rural population in Chambers County.

Boat People SOS, Inc. Houston- $87,100
The Health Awareness and Promotion Project provides education and screening services for Vietnamese women in Harris, Fort Bend, Galveston, Chambers and Brazoria counties.

D’Feet Breast Cancer Inc. - $100,000
The D’Feet Breast Cancer Project provides breast cancer education, patient navigation services, screening and diagnostics to underserved and uninsured women who reside in Galveston County.

Good Neighbor Healthcare Center- $115,910
The Breast Health in the Community Project provides English and Spanish education plus breast cancer screening and diagnostics for low-income women with little or no health insurance living in Harris County.

Harris County Hospital District Foundation- $100,498
The Patient Navigation Program provides patient navigators to ensure prompt care for underserved women seeking breast health services at Harris Health System.

Health Center of Southeast Texas- $48,240
The Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis Program provides breast cancer screening, diagnostics and treatment to uninsured and undersinsured women in Liberty County.

Houston Hospice- $35,000
The Hospice Care for Breast Cancer Patients Program provides funds for uninsured or underinsured breast cancer patients to cover personal care, equipment, medications and end of life care services.

Indian American Cancer Network- $6,000
The Indian American Breast Cancer Program provides funds for a pilot program tailored to the specific needs of Asian Indian women.

Lesbian Health Initiative of Houston, Inc.- $50,250
The Breast Health Access Project provides breast cancer education, screening and navigation services and follow up care to underserved LGBT women.

Light & Salt Association- $33,985
The Increasing Access to Early Detection, Education and Support Services for Asian-American Women Project provides education and treatment support to underserved Asian-American Women living in Komen Houston service area.

Lone Star Community Health Center, Inc. - $71,154
Expanding Breast Health Services Project provides education, screening and diagnostic services to uninsured and underinsured population in Montgomery County.

Northeast Hospital Foundation- $115,966
Project Mammogram provides breast cancer education, screening and treatment to medically underserved, low income individuals living in Harris, Montgomery and Liberty counties.

OakBend Medical Center- $50,250
The West Fort Bend Breast Screening Program provides screening and diagnostic services for medically underserved women in West Fort Bend County.

Reconstruction of a Survivor- $30,000
The Survivors Offering Support Project improves the quality of life for breast cancer survivors by providing support services.

Spring Branch Community Health Center- $29,482
The Spring Branch Breast Health Program provides clinical breast exams and education to women on the importance of mammograms.

The Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation- $174,000
The Houston Methodist Breast Health Initiative Project provides education, clinical breast exams, mammograms, diagnostic services and patient navigation for medically underserved women in the greater Houston area.

The Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation- $30,000
The Continued Care in Breast Cancer Treatmet and Participation in Clinical Trials in Underserved and Minority Patients Project provides clinical trial education and enrollment for the medically underserved, primarily Hispanic patient population of Denver Harbor.

The Rose- $261,000
The Comprehensive Breast Health Program provides a full spectrum of breast healthcare for a diverse group of women in Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty and Montgomery counties who are uninsured or unable to pay.

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center- $50,250
The Increasing Genetics Services Availability to Underserved High Risk Breast Cancer Patients Program provides education on hereditary breast cancer and offers genetic counseling and testing services to underserved breast cancer patients at LBJ Hospital (Harris Health System).

University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston- $232,000
The Komen Complete Care Project provides breast health education, screening mammograms, diagnostic procedures, surgical excisions, and patient navigation for low-income, uninsured women residing in southeast Texas.

Community Education, Screening and Treatment Grants Total - $1,992,249

National Susan G. Komen for the Cure Award and Research Grant Program - $811,000

Show more