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Partnering Together to Strengthen Health and Economic Opportunity in DR Congo

Paul Carlson Partnership works alongside local leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo to strengthen medical systems, train healthcare professionals, and invest in infrastructure and economic development in deeply impoverished communities.

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Our mission is to catalyze the holistic growth of healthy families and communities in places of deep poverty. Working together with partners in Africa and elsewhere, we invest in local efforts in medical and economic development.

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8303 W. Higgins Road
Chicago, IL 60631

pcpinfo@paulcarlson.org
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Partnering Together to Strengthen Health and Economic Opportunity in DR Congo

Paul Carlson Partnership works alongside local leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo to strengthen medical systems, train healthcare professionals, and invest in infrastructure and economic development in deeply impoverished communities.