The Berkana Institute
Whatever the problem, community is the answer.
The Berkana Institute works in partnership with a rich diversity of people around the world who strengthen their communities by working with the wisdom and wealth already present in their people, traditions and environment.Berkana and our partners share the clarity that whatever the problem, community is the answer. We prepare for an unknown future by creati ...learn more
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Created: Dec 02, 2008
Updated: Nov 17, 2009
Membership: Open
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"Fresno Metro Ministry is a faith-based organization that works to create a more respectful, compassionate and inclusive community that promotes social and economic justice." The organization was founded in 1970 "to create ways to serve the population by solving problems and relating the Church and religious institutions to the needs of the population."
We invite you to join us as together we work cooperatively with others in the community to:
- Increase health care access for the unserved and underserved that is appropriate medically, geographically, culturally, and linguistically and improve community health;
- Decrease Valley hunger and malnutrition;
- Build caring relationships and understanding across diverse cultural and religious backgrounds;
- Support human services that strengthen families;
- Increase the role of low-income immigrants and non-immigrants in community advocacy, empowerment, and projects;
- and work in other ways to build a better community!
We invite you to join us as together we work cooperatively with others in the community to:
- Increase health care access for the unserved and underserved that is appropriate medically, geographically, culturally, and linguistically and improve community health;
- Decrease Valley hunger and malnutrition;
- Build caring relationships and understanding across diverse cultural and religious backgrounds;
- Support human services that strengthen families;
- Increase the role of low-income immigrants and non-immigrants in community advocacy, empowerment, and projects;
- and work in other ways to build a better community!