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Baca Family Historical Project
Angioma Alliance/

Baca Family Historical Project

The Baca Family Historical Project provides education to families, medical professionals and community health workers in New Mexico about the common Hispanic mutation form of Cerebral Cavernous Malformations (CCM).

Details
Ages: All ages 
Documentation: No identification needed 
Genders: All 
Intake Process: Email 
Payment Options: Free 
Race: Hispanic, Latino Heritage 
Special Needs: Physical or cognitive disabilities 
Waiting List: Never 
Maximum Age: 100
Contact: Nora Chavez
Contact Email: nchavez@angioma.org
Services
Health Support/Education/Insurance Research
Locations
Angioma Alliance / c/o Joyce Gonzales
Phone: (505) 450-5902
Hours: 9-5 pm
Languages Spoken:  Spanish 
Geographic Area Served:  State Wide
Parent Organization
Angioma Alliance

Angioma Alliance’s mission is to inform, support, and empower individuals affected by cavernous angioma, and drive research for better treatments and a cure.  Cavernous angiomas are abnormal mulberry-shaped leaky blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord, which can cause severe neurological deficits, epilepsy, and death in adults and children.  The mission of the Baca Family Historical Project (BFHP) is to decrease barriers to identifying, diagnosing, educating, and providing resources to New Mexico families affected by the common Hispanic mutation, a genetic form of the illness.  New Mexico has the largest prevalence of the illness in the world. By equitably engaging key stakeholders, such as families, health professionals, policy makers, and the UNM Health Science Center of Excellence, affected communities make better life-long decisions about their and their family’s health.

1000 Calle Dorthia
Santa Fe,  CA 87506

Phone: (505) 450-5902
Primary Contact: Nora Chavez
Contact Email: nchavez@angioma.org
Type: Nonprofit
EIN: 02-0600697
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