The purpose of the corporation is to provide convenient access to efficient and quality health services to the border region, including provision of medical diagnosis, care and treatment to and for the benefit of the communities and residents of the southwestern arizona border region, including, without limitation, persons who are unable to afford.

This organization provided housing to qualified elderly persons through the operation of a 56-unit multi-family housing complex in kingman, arizona. the organization provided decent, safe, sanitary and affordable housing to 61 residents: 81% between the ages 62-80; and 17% between ages 81-95 and 2% over 96. of this resident population, 25% were identified as at-risk elderly, and 29% were identified as frail elderly. harrison haven has a service coordinator who assists residents in obtaining needed supportive services from community agencies. this service coordinator is a valuable resource person who assisted residents with services such as: advocacy, assessments, healthcare services, benefits/entitlements/insurance, crisis intervention/supportive counseling, home management, meals, alternative housing, translation/interpretation and transportation. along with providing these resources, the service coordinator arranged the following educational and wellness in-services: better busin

To organize events and festivals to raise funds for annual scholarships and to promote higher education in yuma county and arizona.

To promote the general social welfare of the community, including the development, renovation and/or provision of housing for low, very low and moderate income families pursuant to the regulations of fha, usda-rd and hud.

To provide housing to low income seniors

Committed to improving the quality of life of residents along the us-mexico border by increasing accessibility to quality training and affordable healthcare.