WHAT IS
MARTHA'S LOVE?
Martha's Love was founded in 2017 to tackle the growing health inequalities experienced by the elderly and vulnerable populations in the District of Columbia. Through its unwavering commitment, Martha's Love endeavors to offer access to healthcare services, nourishing meals, and chances for companionship to those who require assistance within the DC community and the world.
The mission of Martha's Love is to demonstrate acts of love to those who may feel neglected by their community, thereby transforming lives and improving the community as a whole.
Additionally, Martha's Love actively engages in initiatives to educate the public and key stakeholders in the tri-state area about its mission. By focusing on major health concerns such as cancer, mental illness, addiction, and chronic kidney disease. Martha's Love strives to bridge the gap in care experienced by at-risk and elderly populations. Through advocacy and ensuring their needs are met, Martha's Love aims to make a positive difference in the lives of these individuals.
If you would like to volunteer locally or internationally, please contact our Program Director Antoinette Cordova.
WHAT WE DO
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MISSION
The mission of Martha's Love is to demonstrate acts of love to those who may feel neglected by their community, thereby transforming lives and improving the community as a whole.
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ADVOCACY
Martha's Love strives to bridge the gap in care experienced by at-risk and elderly populations. This is achieved through a concentrated approach on significant health issues including:
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Cancer
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Mental health disorders
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Substance abuse
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Chronic kidney disease
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REACH
Martha's Love is dedicated to actively participating in efforts to raise awareness among the public and key stakeholders in the tri-state region regarding healthcare inequalities experienced by the elderly and other at-risk populations. Additionally, we provide assistance for pressing global issues.
Get in Touch & Help
Want to donate or help, kindly fill out to the form.
Program Director:
Dr. Antoinette Cordova