Blessed Hands Open Hearts INC
BHOH's primary activities will include an after school program for K-12 students and care for the elderly. Tutoring will focus on Mathematics, Reading, and English. Elderly care will generally include providing transportation and completing errands.
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Organization Overview
HOUSTON, TX 77033-1301
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