Denise Navarrete/ Radiology Tech. &
Breast Screening Supervisor
2100 N. Rosemont Suite 100, Tucson,
AZ 85712
ARKANSAS
Encore For Womens Health, Breast Cancer Navigation and
Education Project
The project assists underserved women in Arkansas to
have access to medical providers for breast cancer screening and
any needed followup care including diagnostic procedures and
treatment. In addition, the program provides education about
breast cancer and breast health.
Ruth Byrn/Program Administrator
1200 Westpark Dr. Suite 400, Little
Rock, AR 72204
501-663-8406
ruth@encoreforwomenshealth.org
University Of Arkansas Foundation Inc
The Witness Project is a culturally competent
community-based breast and cervical cancer education/navigation
program designed to meet the specific cultural, educational,
knowledge and learning style levels of rural African-American
and medically underserved women.
Cynthia Maxwell/Executive Director
4301 West Markham Slot 812, Little
Rock, AR 72205
501-526-7110
cmmaxwell@uams.edu
CALIFORNIA
Asian Pacific Health Care Venture Inc., Breast Cancer
Awareness and Screening Program (API-BASE)
The project’s goal is to increase breast health
awareness, knowledge, screening, and linkages to quality and
affordable follow up care among medically underserved Asian and
Pacific Islander women in Los Angeles County in a culturally and
linguistically sensitive manner.
Mika Aoki/ Director of Services
1530 Hillhurst Ave., Los Angeles, CA
90027
323-644-3880 x223
maoki@aphcv.org;
www.aphcv.org
Between Women Inc
The program’s goal is to use
two blended
programs, to combine education, screening and the face of
survivorship to our border community. To provide information to
diminish myths, increase access to mammography, to provide
follow up and to conduct the two-day training to ensure
additional Promotoras are recruited with the goal to reach ten
new Promotoras each year.
Linda Cady / Program Director
207 West Legion Road, Brawley, CA 92227
760-351-1774
betweenwomen@yahoo.com
Herald Cancer Association, Pink Ribbon Campaign
The program’s goal is to provide outreach and education
and recruit Chinese American women age 40 and over in Southern
California to receive breast cancer screening, including first
time and re-screening, through the 'Pink Ribbon Campaign', which
includes a team of breast cancer survivor advocates, a reminder
system and an education/needs assessment program.
Lucy Young/ Senior Director
715 E. Mission Rd., San Gabriel, CA
91776
626-286-2600 x13
lucy@cchc.org;
cancer.cchc.org/hca/
Nhan Hoa Comprehensive Health Care Clinic Inc.
Nhan Hoa Comprehensive Health Care Clinic serves the Vietnamese
community of Orange County with bilingual, comprehensive, and
affordable medical services promoting health awareness and
healthy lifestyles. Their breast health services program works
to improve access to breast cancer screening, rescreening,
diagnostic services, education, treatment and support services
to low-income and uninsured Vietnamese women in a cultural- and
language- specific manner.
Helen Nguyen/Program Associate
14221 Euclid St., Suite H, Garden Grove,
CA 92843
714-539-9999
Helen_m_nguyen@nhanhoa.org;
www.nhanhoa.org
Orange County Korean-American Health Information &
Education Ctr., Breast Cancer Screening through Support and
Encouragement
This project targets young and older Korean American
women residing in Orange County. OCKAHIEC believes the
obstacles of medical cost, linguistic isolation, and cultural
differences prevent older Korean American women from receiving
and maintaining regular breast cancer screenings. The Breast
Screening through Support and Encouragement program includes
recruitment, education, and training to young Korean-American
women so they can serve as a bridge to encourage and educate
older Korean American women in breast cancer screenings and
breast health education.
Wendy Yoo/President
9636 Garden Grove Blvd. #20, Garden
Grove, CA 92844
714-741-0050
ockahiec@yahoo.com;
www.ockahiec.com
Quinn Community Outreach Corp.
The Southern California Witness and Esperanza y Vida
Projects are culturally relevant, community-based breast cancer
education outreach, early detection screening, and support
programs targeting African American and Latina low income women
in the Southern California Inland Empire.
Eudora Mitchell/Executive Director
25400 Alessandro Blvd., Suite 101,Moreno
Valley, CA 92553
951-485-3734
eudoramitchell@hotmail.com
St. Joseph’s Foundation Of San Joaquin
This project serves the underserved and marginalized
Laotian, Cambodian, Hmong, Khmu and Vietnamese women living in
the greater Stockton and Sacramento communities through a
culturally-appropriate comprehensive breast cancer screening
program.
Candy Simbalenko/ Manager Breast Health
Outreach Programs
1800 N. California St. , Stockton, CA
95204
209-461-5366
Candy.simbalenko@chw.edu;
StJosephsCares.org
St . Vincent FoundationMulticultural Health Awareness &
Prevention Center
Utilizing Spanish, Korean and Tagalog speaking staff,
the Multicultural Health Awareness & Prevention (MHAP) program
refers women from low-income Latino, Korean and Filipino
communities within the metropolitan area of Los Angeles for
clinical breast exams, mammograms, and diagnostic treatment
services as needed.
Pedro Ramirez/Director
2222 Ocean View Ave.
Suite 114, Los Angeles, CA 90057
213-484-7385
pedroramirez@dochs.org;
www.stvincentmedicalcenter.com
Vista Community Clinic
VCC provides breast health outreach and linkage to clinic
services for low-income, minority women ages 40 years and older,
with an emphasis on underserved, multi-ethnic women including
African Americans, Asian/Pacific Islanders and newly immigrated
Latinas. These women are particularly vulnerable to the risks
of breast cancer, largely due to a lack of access to culturally
appropriate health education and regular medical care.
Natasha Riley/
Program Manager
1000 Vale Terr.,
Vista, CA 92084
760-631-5000 x7167
natasha@vistacommunityclinic.org;
www.vistacommunityclinic.org
YWCA of North Orange County
This program aims to reduce barriers to quality breast
cancer early detection, screening, diagnosis, and treatment for
Orange County women through culturally sensitive and dignified
multi-ethnic education and outreach, with special emphasis on
navigating uninsured or underserved women to free or low cost
breast health screening and diagnostic programs based on each
woman's age and eligibility.
Diane Masseth-Jones/Executive Director
215 E. Commonwealth Ave. , Suites F &
E, Fullerton, CA 92832
714-871-4488 x200
dmassethjones@ywcanoc.org;
www.ywcanoc.org
YWCA of Harbor Area & South Bay ENCOREplus Program
The YWCA ENCOREplus Program provides early breast cancer
detection, outreach education, screening, mammograms and
follow-up/support to uninsured, low-income women primarily of
Hispanic descent, living throughout the South Bay and Harbor
Area.
Silvia Owen/ EncorePlus Program Director
437 West 9th St., San Pedro, CA 90731
310-547-0831 x20
ywcaencoreplus@yahoo.com;
www.ywcaharbor.org
COLORADO
La Clinica Tepeyac Inc
Clínica Tepeyac works in increasing breast health education,
screening, and access to treatment for underserved Latinas
living in metropolitan Denver.
Tracy Pineda/ Health Promotions Director
5075 Lincoln St., Denver, CO 80216
303-583-0148
tpineda@clinicatepeyac.org;
www.clinicatepeyac.org
Pueblo Community Health Center Inc
Pueblo Community Health Center, Inc. (PCHC) provides
breast health education and outreach services in Pueblo County,
and continues to increase the number of women served with
routine mammograms regardless of their ability to pay.
Bernadette Lujan/ Well-Woman Case
Manager
310 Colorado Ave.,
Pueblo, CO 81004
719-543-8718 x255
blujan@pueblochc.org;
www.PuebloCHC.org
CONNECTICUT
Hartford Hospital
The program offers free mammograms and Pap smears for
women without health insurance, serving women ages 40-64 years
old. Women under 40 years old will be seen if there is an
abnormal clinical breast exam (CBE) or self breast exam (SBE).
Target populations include Latinas, African Americans, Asians,
minorities, the 'working poor,' and any other minority groups.
Devon Latney/Community Outreach
Coordinator
80 Seymour St. , PO Box 5037, Hartford,
CT 06102
860-545-1105
dlatney@harthosp.org;
www.harthosp.org
Witness Project Of Connecticut Inc.
The Community-based Witness Project Patient Navigator
Project supports breast health education and case management
services for uninsured women in Fairfield County. There are
three core components of engaging women in prevention breast
cancer program: Education & Screening, Clinical Care, and
Advocacy. The Project has played a key role in the education
component of these efforts by providing education in the
community, utilizing trained lay health advisors to present
information on preventive care to diverse audiences.
Marilyn Moore/Project Director
2470 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, CT
06605
203-367-4432
marlinmoor@aol.com;
www.witnessprojectct.org
DELAWARE
Christiana Care Health Services Inc.
This project aims to reach minority, uninsured or
underinsured women in New Castle County, through education on
breast health using the innovative education program 'Hats
Off'and provide navigation to those in need to complete their
annual clinical breast exam and mammography. The program has
three components: breast health awareness education, patient
navigation services and a reminder system for annual screening.
Nora Katurakes/Manager
Helen F. Graham Center-West
4701 Ogletown- Stanton Rd. , Suite
2360, Newark, DE 19713
302-623-4628
nkaturakes@christianacare.org;
www.christianacare.org
FLORIDA
Alachua County Organization For Rural Needs Inc. (ACORN)
Women’s Health Partnership Program
ACORN's Women's Health Partnership Program targets all low
income women age 40 or older and will include: initial testing
(first time CBE's and mammograms), annual or bi-annual testing
per clinical indications, outreach and community education on
women's health to the medically underserved female population of
north central Florida, and provision of free mammograms to women
who do not qualify for the BCCEDP, Medicaid, or Medicare
programs. The comprehensive Women's Health Partnership increases
access to both increase knowledge of breast health, as well as
to clinical care for those with no other options.
Amy Davis/ Operations Coordinator
23320 North State Road 235, Brooker, FL
32622-5266
352- 485-1133 x18
adavis@acornclinic.org;
www.acornclinic.org
H.O.P.E Project Corporation
The H.O.P.E Project Corporation serves the South Florida
region, a diverse region with vulnerable populations. They
provide free/low cost accessible breast cancer screening, breast
health education (in English and Spanish) and medical referrals
to underserved and underinsured women in Palm Beach, Martin and
St. Lucie Counties, Florida via a Mobile Mammography Motor
Coach.
Maryanne Bohatyritz/Executive Director
621 Clearwater Park Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561-659-4278
hopemaryanne@yahoo.com
Mammography Voucher Program
MVP offers breast health education and referral
assistance to Pinellas County women while providing uninsured
and low-income women comprehensive, case-managed breast health
services which include clinical breast exams, screening and
diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasounds, MRI's, fine needle
aspirations, biopsies, surgical consults, and breast cancer
treatment.
Sherrl Fry/Program Manager
205 Dr. ML King Street N, St.
Petersburg, FL 33701
727-820-4117
sherrl_fry@yahoo.com
Women’s Breast Health Initiative
This project supports a Volunteer Coordinator who will
recruit and manage the volunteer breast health educators
required to conduct door to door outreach campaigns that bring
free breast cancer education, screenings, and resources to
underserved neighborhoods.
Andrea Ivory/Executive Director
6447 Miami Lakes Dr. East , Suite 222E,
Miami Lakes, FL 33014
305-825-4081
andreaivory@flbreasthealth.com;
www.flbreasthealth.com
YWCA of Greater Miami-Dade Inc.
The Family Wellness Breast Health Program is committed
to bridging the gap between medically underserved minority
women, including women who partner with women (WPW) and breast
screening services in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.
Katiana Diaz/Family Wellness Director
351 NW 5th St., Miami, FL 33128
305-377-9922 x222
kdiaz@ywca-miami.org;
www.ywca-miami.org
GEORGIA
Center For Pan Asian Community Services Inc., Asian
Breast Care
CPACS aims to reduce the burden of breast cancer among uninsured
and underinsured Asian and Pacific Islander (API) women through
the Asian Breast Care (ABC) program by preventing cancer, saving
lives, and diminishing suffering. ABC provides culturally and
linguistically appropriate health education support for clinical
preventative services including transportation, outreach, and
translation services during medical screening, physician
counseling, follow-ups, and referrals. The majority of women
served are from Gwinnett, Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Henry and
Clayton counties.
Marianne Chung/Associate Director
3510 Shallowford Rd. NE , Atlanta, GA
30341
770-936-0969 x122
marianne.chung@cpacs.org;
www.cpacs.org
Health Care Central Georgia Inc., The Tata Sisterhood - No
Divine Secret - Support Your Breast Health
The program targets low-income, uninsured, and
underinsured women ages 40 years and older in Baldwin, Bibb,
Houston, Lamar, Monroe, Putnam, Telfair, and Upson Counties in
Middle Georgia. The areas of focus are awareness and education
about breast cancer, the need for early and regular screenings
beginning at age 40 and to provide access to screenings and
treatment.
Melody Brown/Director
300 Mulberry St. Suite 603, Macon, GA 31201
478-254-5212
mbrown@chwg.org;
www.chwg.org
HAWAII
Kapi’olani Breast Center
This program provides clinical breast exams, Pap smears, mammograms, and other diagnostic services for breast and cervical health. We serve women age 40-64, with little or no health insurance, meet income guidelines, and are American citizens, permanent residents, or from a COFA member community.
Bradley Kane
1907 S. Beretania St. 1st Floor, Honolulu, HI 96826
808-973-3015
bradley.kane@kapiolani.org
IDAHO
Southwest District Health
Southwest District Health provides comprehensive
outcome-based outreach with direct access to breast cancer
education, early clinical breast exams and mammograms to
medically underserved women through multi-disciplinary
grassroots partnerships (content experts) with various agencies.
SWDH reaches those women who are medically underserved, aged 40
and older, and may be non-english speaking, using a culturally
competent bilingual/bicultural outreach worker, providing
culturally sensitive or reading-level appropriate educational
material, and pursuing case-finding efforts.
Debbie Dobbs/Breast Health Program
Coordinator
1008 E. Locust, Emmett, ID 83617
208-365-6371
debora.dobbs@phd3.idaho.gov;
www.swdh.org
ILLINOIS
Centro de Salud Esperanza
This project proposes to provide linguistically and
culturally appropriate breast cancer screening education,
Clinical Breast Exams, and mammography patient navigation for
the uninsured women of Chicago’s southwest side neighborhoods.
The project utilizes an outreach model that incorporates unique
and culturally relevant one-on-one community outreach, patient
navigation, and a bus shelter advertising media campaign to
target uninsured Latina and African-American women aged 40 and
older in Esperanza’s service area to address breast cancer
awareness and ensure linkage to screening.
Alejandro Clavier, M.D, MPH/Project Director
2001 South California, Suite 100, Chicago, IL
60608
773-584-6141
aclavier@esperanzachicago.org
Chinese
American Service League Inc.
CASL facilitates mammograms and clinical breast exams for
low-income, Chinese Americans and Chinese immigrants through
culturally-sensitive services. Women who are not members of the
mainstream culture in the United States may encounter challenges
that they are not well-equipped to face, particularly in health
care and its preventive services. To combat the barriers, CASL
provides general education information, referrals,
screenings/examinations and follow-up breast cancer prevention
services.
Bernarda Wong/President, ACSW
2141 S. Tan Ct., Chicago, IL 60616
312-791-0418
adminis@caslservice.org;
www.caslservice.org
Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation Inc., START NOW
Breast Cancer Awareness Services
This programs provides outreach, IBCCP qualification and
patient navigation services to women visiting three SIHF Health
Centers in East St. Louis, senior women enrolled in Seniors IQ,
and Spanish speaking health center patients through
collaboration with Puentes de Esperanza's breast health
program.
Dana Pea/Program Manager
129 North 8th St., East St. Louis, IL
62201
618-482-7057
dpea@khrh.org
Westside Health Authority- The Every Woman Counts!
The program aims to empower women on the Westside of
Chicago with breast health knowledge, assist women 40 years or
older to obtain annual screenings, and work with women and
healthcare facilities to eliminate delays in obtaining tests
results and ensure timely follow-up. Program staff navigates
the medical system for uninsured and underinsured women who are
not eligible for state or local screening programs by
establishing partnerships and relationships with medical
facilities; organizations and others that offer charity care,
and/or the use of sliding fee scale programs.
Cody McSellers-McCray/Director of Health
Promotions
5417 W. Division St., Chicago, IL
60651
773-786-0249 x2204
codymcsellers@gmail.com;
www.healthauthority.org
Xilin Association
This project proposes to increase the awareness level of
breast health care among the low-income, underserved, and
un/underinsured Asian women in suburbs of Chicago and provide
free mammogram screening services from the state and other
funded programs. The project utilizes multi-task and
multi-lingual methods, including educational workshops,
individual education, outreach events, and health fairs to
improve awareness of the importance of breast health care in the
target population.
June Yang/Director of Health Department
1163 E. Ogden Ave., Suite 301,
Naperville, IL 60563
630-355-4322 x104
june.yang@rocketmail.com;
www.xilin.org
INDIANA
Cancer Services Of ECI-Little Red Door, ‘Reaching Out’
Breast Health Program
'Reaching Out' is a community collaboration program
assisting medically underserved women in Delaware County with
receiving breast health information and screening services.
The program is designed especially for uninsured working women,
African American women and women in rural areas of the county
without convenient access to health care. 'Reaching Out' is
committed to ensuring that no woman in Delaware County goes
without access to vital breast health services.
Cheryl Mathews/Education & Client
Services Coordinator
401 W. Jackson St., Muncie, IN 47305
765-284-9063
cheryl@littlereddooreci.org;
www.littlereddooreci.org
Cancer Services Of Grant County Inc., Breast Education
Screening and Survival
The program provides breast health and breast cancer
education in addition to free mammography to women in Grant
County each year. The program designed to be completely
comprehensive aims to remove all barriers every day for every
woman by meeting women in our offices, at their homes, at their
place of employment, at the soup kitchen, migrant camps, in
jails to name a few.
Pam Morton/Program Coordinator
305 S. Norton Ave., Marion, IN 46952
765-664-6815
bessoffice@grantcountycancer.org;
www.grantcountycancer.org
YWCA of Greater Lafayette
This project supports services for low-income,
underserved women needing access to breast health screenings,
diagnostic services and treatment and provides educational
opportunities to all women in the 23 counties in West Central
Indiana.
Ruth Breyley/Women’s Cancer Program
Director
605 N. 6th St. Lafayette, IN 47901
765-423-7040
rbreyley@ywcalafayette.org;
www.ywca.org/lafayette
IOWA
People’s Community Health Clinic
This project promotes regular breast cancer screening
among minority and low-resource women in five Northeast Iowa
counties through culturally appropriate education and an
established navigator role designed to facilitate access to
personal screening benefits, enrollment in financial assistance,
and follow-through in receiving services.
Eileen Daley/ Division Manager
1407 Independence Ave. 5th Fl.,
Waterloo, IA 50703
319-291-2413
edaley@co.black-hawk.ia.us;
www.peoples-clinic.com;
www.co.black-hawk.ia.us/PubHealth/health.htm
KANSAS
Salina Regional Health Center Inc., Tammy Walker Cancer
Center
This project supports two health educators who reach
out to the medically under-served, rural women in fifteen
counties in North Central Kansas. The program offers free
breast cancer awareness seminars in each of these counties with
a focus on the older rural women, many of whom are lower income
and medically underserved. In addition to the seminars,
educational presentations at senior centers, health fairs,
women's events and minority events are held all year long to
promote breast health.
Linda Hinnenkamp/Cancer Outreach
Coordinator
511 S. Santa Fe, Salina, KS 67401
785-452-4848
lhinnenk@srhc.com;
www.SRHC.com
United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries
The program provides enhanced outreach services to age
and income eligible women through the EDW Program. While women
of all races are served, the target population is Hispanic women
age 40-64 without other access to clinical breast exams or
Mammograms. A new but growing population is German Mennonite
women, many of whom speak a Low German dialect. All women in
the program are below 225% of the federal poverty line and
ineligible for Medicare or Medicaid.
Shelly Nelson/Program Director
712 A St. John St., Garden City, KS
67846
620-275-5302
snelson@ummam.org;
www.ummam.org
KENTUCKY
Our Lady Of Bellefonte Hospital Inc.
The OLBH's service area includes the Kentucky counties
of Lawrence, Lewis, Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup and Lawrence
County in southern Ohio. The current OLBH Mobile Health Center
provides more than just mobile mammography. The health clinic
features a holistic approach to women's health. The center
improves health care accessibility and affordability while
empowering rural women to take control of their health. Working
in tandem with the OLBH Women’s Center, female patients are
provided with outstanding health care specific to women's health
needs.
Terri Hannon/Director Radiology Services
1000 St. Christopher Dr., Ashland, KY
41101
606-833-3671
Terri_Hannon@bshsi.org;
www.olbh.com
St. Elizabeth Medical Center Inc.
This project recruits women for both initial screening
mammography and annual screening for breast cancer through
outreach and education, as well as provides comprehensive follow
up services for Appalachian women in Northern Kentucky.
Phyllis Reed/Nurse Practioner
1 Medical Village Dr., Edgewood, KY
41017
859-301-9098
Phyllis.Reed@stelizabeth.com;
www.stelizabeth.com
LOUISIANA
East Jefferson General Hospital
COFFEE (Circle of Friends For Education and
Early-detection), is a joint effort between East Jefferson
General Hospital and the American Cancer Society. Mid-South
Division is a community based, culturally competent breast
health outreach program that will reach 1100 underserved women
in Metro New Orleans. The program reaches underserved women from
diverse backgrounds, and provides them with the education,
tools, and access to care they need to take proactive charge of
their health.
Debbie Schmitz/Cancer Care Navigator
4200 Houma Blvd., Metarie, LA 70006
504-883-8950
dschmitz@ejgh.org;
www.ejgh.org
Martin Luther King Health Center
The Martin Luther King Health Center (MLKHC) provides onsite
mammography through a collaboration with the mobile mammography
unit operated by the Feist-Weiller Cancer Center’s Partners In
Wellness Program. The MLKHC Women’s Health Program is
designed to disseminate breast health and early detection
education plus coordinated screening services to medically
disenfranchised women in northwest Louisiana.
Janet Mentesane
827 Margaret Place, Ste 2011 , Shreveport, LA 71101
318-227-2912
mlkhealthcenter@bluebirdwireless.com
River Region Cancer Screening and Early Detection
April Madere
9606 Airline Highway, Sorrento, LA 70778
225-675-6896
April.madere@gmail.com
YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge
ENCOREplus provides breast health education, refers medically
underserved women for screenings, and ensures that those with
abnormal results receive followup services. The mission of the
ENCOREplus program is to raise awareness of breast and cervical
cancers and to reduce the impact of these cancers on the lives
of medically underserved women in the Greater Baton Rouge area.
Ramona Boatner/Program Director
5745 Essen Lane, Suite 102, Baton
Rouge, LA 70810
225-215-1327
boatnerr@ywca-br.org;
www.ywca-br.org
MAINE
Healthy Community Coalition
'Reaching Rural Women Where They're At' is a
community-based outreach program to expand access to breast
cancer education, early detection screenings, and prompt
follow-up care among women ages 40 and over. Outreach is
conducted in their homes and communities in the underserved
region of rural Western Maine. This program ensures prompt
follow-up care for those women identified in need of additional
testing and follow-up.
Jennifer McCormack/Program Coordinator
105 Mt. Blue Circle, Suite #1,
Farmington, ME 04938
207-779-2926
jmccormack@fchn.org;
www.fchn.org/hcc
YWCA of Bangor/Caring Connections
This program provides breast health services and
education to women in northern and eastern Maine. Women enrolled
in screening services will be 40 to 64 years of age or older if
not eligible for Medicare. Eligible women must be at or below
the 250% federal poverty guidelines and be uninsured or
underinsured. Education on breast health, breast
self-awareness, early detection, and breast cancer risk
reduction will be provided. Group and one on one education take
place at health fairs, women's groups, community centers,
housing complexes and church groups. Caring Connections
partners with agencies that serve women who may face additional
barriers to health care such as older women, women with
disabilities, women with low literacy skills, and lesbians in
order to reach them with information on breast health.
Suzanne Brunner/Director
17 Second St., Bangor, ME 04401
207-941-2808 x337
sbrunner@bangorY.org;
www.bangorY.org
MARYLAND
African Wellness Center Inc.
The African Wellness Center's (AWC) 'Breast Cancer
Awareness' project recruits and educates African immigrant women
in the District of Columbia on breast health and links them to
breast cancer screening services. The goal of the project is to
reduce the incidence of and mortality rates from breast cancer
by improving access to early breast cancer screening
(mammography) for the target population.
Odile Attiglah/ Executive
Director-Program Director
18603 Nathans Pl., Montgomery Village,
MD 20886
240-481-2915
oattiglah@aol.com
MASSACHUSETTS
