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The United
States of America |
Working along side the AIFC (American
Indian Friends Coalition) PAWHA is setting up programs in the New
Bedford area for low income women in need of complementary health (self)
care training. Workshops in self-care techniques such as Acu-point
therapy will be presented.
In addition, many of the poorer
residents in that area of Massachusetts also lack English language
skills and are unable to help their children with their homework or
secure better paying jobs to care better for their families. PAWHA
Advisory Board member Linda Hogan has teamed up with the Community Economic Development Center of
Southeastern Massachusetts to teach English classes to the urban
poor. This is not funded. This is
all volunteer but it is quite necessary for the benefit of our
communities, its residents and the next generation of Americans - our
children.
Donations are tax-deductible per IRS
Ruling. Please make checks payable to PAWHA and mail to PO Box 75,
Foxboro, MA 02035. A receipt will be sent back to you for your
accounting purposes. PAWHA needs your support to continue its much
needed work.
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Countries of
the Americas
Support
PAWHA’s International
Training Programs for the Rural Poor |
PAWHA brings important
complementary healthcare training to some of the most impoverished areas
of the Americas. Volunteer trainers travel to often remote and dangerous
areas to deliver these services. These dedicated practitioners do this all
out of their own pocket and on their own time. They know that
no-med, no-needle techniques are important not only here in the USA but
all over our planet. We are truly privileged here in the United States
to have the benefit of choices in our healthcare. Many in the Americas
are desperately in need of no-cost health (self) care skills.
Please
help support PAWHA’s programs both here in the USA and abroad. We need
your financial support to continue and expand trainings. Please make
a tax-deductible contribution.
PAWHA
PO Box 75 - Foxboro,
MA 02035
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