Causes: Health, International, International Relief, Pediatrics, Surgical Specialties Research, Unknown
Mission: Children's Cross Connection Inc began in 1985 as an adoptive parent group following a visit by Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Pamela Rundle to El Salvador to bring home their newly adopted baby. In January 2001 the organization grew into two separate divisions - Children's Cross Connection, USA and Children's Cross Connection, International to better serve its two functional areas. CCCUSA will continue to bring children with medical/ surgical cases unable to be helped in their home countries for care in the U. S. For more information on them please visit their website at www. cccus. orgThe parent organization, CCC has become, CCC International (continuing to operate under the original EIN) and concentrate efforts on "teaching a man to fish" by working with overseas medical teaching projects and preventative health projects as well as bringing children with specialized teaching or research type conditions to the U. S. for treatment as an extension of CCCI overseas teaching projects. Plans are now on the drawing board for the first Pediatric Teaching Hospital. Further information on this exciting project as well as the other ongoing projects at our website: www. cccinternational. org
Programs: Education in ethiopia: our organization provided all housing, living, and educational expenses for 35 children in four cities in ethiopia. The children are attending high school and college. We have five rental houses with an adult house manager and a cook in each house.
education of ethiopian students in the us: we support all the educational and living expenses of 5 ethiopian students studying in us boarding high schools and colleges. Tuition, books, room, and board, and transportation are all provided.
catastrophic medical costs in the us: we have helped to pay medical expenses of needy individuals in the us who have experienced catastrophic medical expenses. These funds have been directly to medical institutions and medical trust funds.
educational support of making the grade- hope for african youth
Mission: Children's Cross Connection Inc began in 1985 as an adoptive parent group following a visit by Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Pamela Rundle to El Salvador to bring home their newly adopted baby. In January 2001 the organization grew into two separate divisions - Children's Cross Connection, USA and Children's Cross Connection, International to better serve its two functional areas. CCCUSA will continue to bring children with medical/ surgical cases unable to be helped in their home countries for care in the U. S. For more information on them please visit their website at www. cccus. orgThe parent organization, CCC has become, CCC International (continuing to operate under the original EIN) and concentrate efforts on "teaching a man to fish" by working with overseas medical teaching projects and preventative health projects as well as bringing children with specialized teaching or research type conditions to the U. S. for treatment as an extension of CCCI overseas teaching projects. Plans are now on the drawing board for the first Pediatric Teaching Hospital. Further information on this exciting project as well as the other ongoing projects at our website: www. cccinternational. org
Programs: Education in ethiopia: our organization provided all housing, living, and educational expenses for 35 children in four cities in ethiopia. The children are attending high school and college. We have five rental houses with an adult house manager and a cook in each house.
education of ethiopian students in the us: we support all the educational and living expenses of 5 ethiopian students studying in us boarding high schools and colleges. Tuition, books, room, and board, and transportation are all provided.
catastrophic medical costs in the us: we have helped to pay medical expenses of needy individuals in the us who have experienced catastrophic medical expenses. These funds have been directly to medical institutions and medical trust funds.
educational support of making the grade- hope for african youth
220 Avon Dr, Fayetteville, GA 30215
404-803-2223
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Fayetteville
