Staff traveling to facilities stop at the centrally located administrative office to pick up supplies and mail. The consortium relies on partnerships to support its activities. The Bureau of Primary Health Care provides primary care. The Arizona Department of Health Services offers immunizations and services for the uninsured. The United Way Health Department and other social service organizations provide prenatal education and health education.
Partners also help finance clinic construction and operation.
The consortium has a successful six-year tradition of annual bulk mail solicitations. A 12-member community board of directors ensures that the clinics continue to meet residents' needs. The Center stays connected to community needs by playing leadership roles on collaborative councils at the two major school districts. All active community providers and agencies serving families and youth are represented on these councils. In addition, center staff members deliver services and hold educational sessions at schools, churches and neighborhoods.