Human Services
Petronille Healthy Society
GREENBELT, MD
Total revenue
$93K
Total expenses
$85K
Net assets
—
Grants received
$384K
3 grants
EIN
821083456
Tax year
2024
Mission
Our mission is to support the rare disease community and promote health equity through advocacy, accessible care, and education.
Programs
3 programs
The Tour of Maryland is a statewide initiative designed to raise awareness and expand support for individuals and families affected by rare diseases. Through community engagement, education, and direct outreach, the program brings vital resources to Maryland residents while elevating the voices of those living with rare conditions.
The Newborn Screening Program in Congo-Brazzaville is a national initiative dedicated to identifying rare and serious health conditions early in life. By partnering with hospitals, local health authorities, and global experts, the program works to ensure that every newborn has access to timely screening, diagnosis, and follow-up care. This effort strengthens the country's pediatric health system while giving families the chance for early intervention and improved long-term outcomes.
SCALI, the Sickle Cell Education Program, is a community-centered initiative focused on increasing understanding, promoting early recognition, and supporting effective management of sickle cell disease. Through workshops, school outreach, caregiver training, and partnerships with local healthcare providers, the program equips families with practical knowledge and empowers individuals to advocate for their own health. By raising awareness and dispelling misconceptions, SCALI helps improve quality of life and fosters stronger support systems for those affected.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
6 listed
Francine Ntoumi
Chair
—
5 hrs/wk
Eric Vilain
Vice Chair
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5 hrs/wk
Duc Ntsomi
Treasurer
—
25 hrs/wk
Priscila De Lemos
Secretary
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10 hrs/wk
Ivan Zama
Member
—
5 hrs/wk
Lydie Ngolet
Member
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8 hrs/wk
Grants received
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Funded by
$384K from 1 funder · 3 grants · 2021–2023
$384K · 3 grants · 2021–2023