CCM Foundation

Bee Busy Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Houston, Texas, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals and families through comprehensive health education and services. With over two decades of experience, the organization focuses on youth mental and sexual wellness, providing free confidential testing, condom distribution, and educational programs to support the community. The organization empowers young people through innovative programs such as D.R.E.A.M.S., which promotes abstinence and positive youth development, and Southwest HIP, which addresses substance abuse and mental health through Hip Hop culture. Bee Busy is committed to creating a healthy community, offering volunteer opportunities and actively seeking new team members to further its mission. Generated from the website

Most programs activities for PE occur outside of the traditional office setting. Neighborhood and community outreach, education, and service delivery take place in or near client homes, community centers, parks, street corners, neighborhood businesses and night clubs. Positive Efforts, Inc (PE) is a Non-Profit, 501 (c) (3) organization servicing high-risk communities of color for HIV infection within areas exhibiting the highest HIV incidence rates in Houston. PE's mission is to provide health education and social services to economically disadvantage African Americans with special emphasis on women, in a culturally competent, caring, compassionate and linguistically appropriate manner. Positive Efforts, Inc (PE) was established in 1999 in response to a growing need for African Americans to receive culturally competent and linguistically appropriate HIV/AIDS related services. Since its inception, PE has been involved in a variety of neighborhood and community outreach, HIV counseling and testing, and community mobilization activities in Houston. PE's Executive Director, Barbara Joseph, has been in the HIV field for more than 25 years providing one-on-one outreach and education. Ms. Joseph is nationally known for her commitment and involvement in HIV prevention, care, and social services. 2007, Ms. Joseph was one of one hundred and fifty individuals (150) across the United States to participate in the first National Conclave on HIV/AIDS Policy for Black Clergy held at the Time Warner Building in New York City, NY. 2008, Ms. Joseph, along with five other ladies were honored by Ebony Magazine and the Makers of Pine-Sol at the SISTERSPEAK LUCHEON SERIES, held at the Westin Galleria. This honor is given to women making considerable contributions in their community and each honoree was featured in the July 2008 issue of Ebony Magazine.

Health Outreach to the Middle East (HOME) is a Christian non-denominational organization dedicated to providing both physical and spiritual healing to marginalized communities in the Middle East through comprehensive medical care and education. With a mission rooted in compassion, HOME mobilizes medical ambassadors to deliver essential healthcare while uplifting spirits and instilling hope among those in need. Through various initiatives, including mobile clinics and partnerships with local authorities, HOME strives to ensure that no individual is left untouched by God's healing love. The organization celebrates milestones such as the opening of medical centers and impactful missions, reinforcing its commitment to holistic healthcare and the transformative power of shared compassion. Generated from the website