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(RITA!) HIV Treatment Alerts - April 2002
Bread of Life, Inc.
Bread of Life began in 1992 as an outreach program of St. John's United Methodist Church. A cornerstone of this downtown Houston organization is its Daybreak Community Health Center, which offers health care services to uninsured or indigent individuals. Many Bread of Life services address the needs of children and adults with HIV/AIDS, as well as at-risk groups and the homeless.
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Contact information:
"Bread of Life is committed to restoring families by restoring individuals."
The above information was accessed from a Bread of Life brochure in March 2002.
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