The lack of proper health education has caused a domino effect in the lives of many vulnerable Hispanics. Between not knowing how to take good care of their environment, what kind of food to eat, sanitary practices to imbibe, and lifestyle habits to change or avoid - more Hispanics are making poor health decisions.

We make things right by creating health awareness and educating Hispanic communities on mental health, maternal and child health, healthy lifestyles, practices, and preventive measures.

Most hospitals and health clinics lack drugs, medical supplies, and equipment to treat the sick. We receive these items through donations and then provide them to hospitals and clinics that need them to help patients recover.

Most Hispanics living in the U.S and rural communities in Latin America cannot access quality healthcare services due to a lack of funds or hospitals being too far from home.

We use medical trips to reach out to people that desperately need health care in places we serve. We provide disease diagnosis, treatment, drugs, screenings and immunizations, community health talks, and responsive oral and behavioral healthcare.

We bring healthcare to people who need it the most - the poor, seniors, the homeless, and people living in shelters and rural communities.

From flooding to hurricanes and even earthquakes, The Cantaso Foundation partners with other agencies to provide fast health care relief to disaster victims. We provide medical supplies, mental and psychological care, establishing temporary health clinics, and supporting other medical professionals during disasters. We also do long-term health recovery plans by training more local professionals and providing medical support.

We can count on our over 1000 community-based health professionals to act during and after disasters to meet people's health needs.

The Cantaso Foundation is committed to providing aid and assistance programs to all vulnerable Hispanics without discrimination regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, disability, or any other expressions or attributes. As long as a person is within our service locations, we will strive to help them to our full capacity.