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Since its inception, the CFH Program has developed a network of providers, including migrant and community health centers, health departments, hospitals, private providers, local and national entities, and other health organizations to support its mission in increasing farmworkers access to affordable healthcare. Through the Call for Health Program, these collaborative partners are linked to a network of migrant health resources. Each participating organization or individual signs a memorandum of agreement (MOA) designating their migrant health contact person and agreeing to take referrals at a discounted rate, to provide referrals for their patients as needed, and to distribute the Farmworker News to their patients. It is through this network of organizations, an informal consortium of migrant health resource people, that we continue to leverage additional partners in service to migrant health.

We invite you to become a member of the Call for Health Provider network and make a difference in the lives of farmworkers all over the United States. For more information, contact Moraima Duran ().

It is the goal of NCFH to provide electronic access, through our website, to the network that is being developed. This service will be available in the near future. The following resources are a sample of those that will be included:

• The Barr / United Amputee Assistance Fund >>
  
• The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation >>
  
• BPHC (the Bureau of Primary Healthcare) supported Health Centers >>
• CDH (California Department of Health) Local Health Department Links >>
  
• CTCA (California Tuberculosis Controllers Association) >>
  
• CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) >>
  
• Chariots of Hope >>
  
• Directory of State Title V CSHCN Programs (Eligibility Criteria and Scope of Services) >>
  
• Easter Seals (an organization that provides services to children and adults with disabilities and other special needs, and support to their families) >>
  
• Farmworker Eye Care Network >>
• Harbor Transporation Club >>
  
• Knights of Columbus >>
• National Cervical Cancer Coalition >>
  
• Needy Meds (offering information on patient assistance programs and other programs designed to help those who can't afford their medicines) >>
  
• The Ronald McDonald House >>
  
• Rx Assist (an organization helping to access pharmaceutical patient assistance programs, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation) >>
  
• Silver Cross (a resource for funding sources, local helpful contacts and low cost product sources for mobility and accessibility products on a local basis) >>
  
• Stephens YWCA EncorePlus (a program run by the YWCA in Little Rock, AK to help women get breast and cervical cancer screenings) >>
  
• The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation >>
• TDH (Texas Department of Health) Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program >>
  
• TDH (Texas Department of Health) information on Medicaid >>
• VSP (Vision Service Plan, a group that offers affordable eye care plans, supporting visual wellness) >>
  
• Volunteers in Health Care (an organization designed to assist clinicians caring for the uninsured, with a special focus on using volunteer clinicians) >>
  
• WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) >>
  
• UNC Health Care (a source for health and medical information from the University of North Carolina Hospitals and the UNC School of Medicine) >>