Project Mend News Today

Viva Mobility is a four-part event and will include a citywide medical equipment drive

Highlighting work by incarcerated individuals, Project Mend’s second issue came out this weekend. The literary magazine was the culmination of months of work by a team of people impacted by the justice system and SU students.

As Project MEND continues to grow and transform, so does the need for necessary medical items.

Project Mend is struggling to fend off criminals targeting their facility, with the latest attempt limiting how quickly they can get medical equipment to families in need.

Project MEND projects it will provide 2,100 clients with 5,000 pieces of donated medical equipment of all types and sizes for reuse by children, adults and veterans this year.

They're celebrating 30 years of service and Disability Pride Month with their annual medical equipment donation drive.

The Virginia ARTfactory named Talya Rebecca Conroy as its new executive director.

San Antonio nonprofit Project MEND opened a new headquarters with plenty of features to serve clients.