We are in receipt of your letter of inquiry requesting assistance from the Batey Relief Alliance (BRA) to your organization to carry out a medical/eye care mission trip to the Dominican Republic. We are happy to host the mission for you. Below please read carefully BRA’s key prerequisites before it formally partners with your group …
NEW YORK, United States, December 18, 2005. At the Batey Relief Alliance’s annual benefit concert held in Philadelphia on September 10, 2005, President Clinton made an emotional plea to the audience to support the humanitarian work of the organization. Click HERE to view the video message. The BRA commenced this year a bona fide partnership …
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, February 25, 2006: With generous funding support from the MAC AIDS Fund, BRA Dominicana and the Margaret Sanger Center International recently joined forces to develop a new project called “community integration for the prevention of HIV/AIDS linked to gender-based violence” targeting the bateyes of the Monte Plata province. Interactions between HIV/AIDS …
When Hilda Mercedes Duran, on her way to JFK airport last September, said with her teary eyes, “…because of BRA, my son is alive,” it was a bitter-sweet moment for the single mother as her 2 ½ year old only son, Jhensi Duran, was condemned to die unless he receives an expensive heart surgery in …
BROOKLYN, New York, February 12, 2006. The Batey Relief Alliance, in partnership with the Association of Haitian Physicians Abroad (AMHE), is setting up a medical mission trip to the bateyes from April 17th through April 21st, 2006. More than 15 US-trained and licensed Haitian health care professionals are expected to travel to the Dominican Republic …
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, September 4, 2005. The objective of the project is to mobilize various community and volunteer networks in order to help implement the Dominican Republic’s strategy of the National Program for Control of Tuberculosis (PNCT) – an arm of the Dominican’s Ministry of Health (SESPAS). BRA will target 40 bateyes of the …
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, July 9, 2005. Working in partnerships with the USAID-funded Family Health International/Conecta project, the Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative and the Dominican Ministry of Health’s DIGECTISS, BRA launched in August the “Proyecto Arco Iris/Rainbow Project,” a comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment program targeting 20 bateyes …
BROOKLYN, New York, August 21, 2005 – With more than $160,000 in cash raised from the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative, the Lions Clubs International Foundation and the Dominican’s State Sugar Council (CEA), BRA is finalizing the modern-designed construction of the bateyes’ first medical center complex located at batey Cinco Casas in the province of Monte Plata. …
