HOUSTON, September 1, 2016 – United Health Partners (UHP), an organization that provides health and wellness services to communities in need, is seeking monetary donations to support the operations of its first non-profit community clinic in Northwest Houston. The organization currently operates two clinics in Africa, and a low-cost childcare center in Houston.
“We are currently accepting donations and everyone’s contribution will significantly impact and help others improve their health in the Northwest Houston area,” said Bernice Koko, Founder and Director of United Health Partners. “It is our initiative to provide others with quality, sustainable health services.”
The non-profit clinic solely relies on donations from the Houston community. With the opening of its new clinic, UHP is dedicated to provide low cost medical care for the Northwest Houston community, including children, seniors and refugees. The non-profit clinic will allow for low income families to have access to affordable medical care and ultimately achieve a healthier life. The clinic and UHP will provide health initiatives and sustainable resources that will help each patient maintain a healthy lifestyle.
UHP invites everyone to consider a generous contribution to its cause by making an online, secure donation here: https://uhp.dntly.com. For more information about UHP, please visit www.unitedhealthpartners.org and like its Facebook page.
About United Health Partners:
United Health Partners, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization founded by Bernice Koko, is dedicated to healthy living. The non-profit’s mission is to provide health and wellness services at a low cost to people in need. By providing assistance, compassionate support, community empowerment and competent health and wellness services, United Health Partners strives to improve and maintain the health of all Houstonians in need including refugees and seniors.
For more information about United Health Partners, please visit www.unitedhealthpartners.organd like us on Facebook.