Name On Logo: Vidas Sanas Healthy Lives

Formando Familias Sanas, Felices y Santas

Las Obras de Nuestra Madre de las Americas (The Works of Our Mother of the Americas [Login to view URL]) is a non-profit with the mission to strengthen the health, wellness and unity of families within faith-health partnerships. We accomplish this via our VIDAS SANAS / HEALTHY LIVES initiative that has:
1) Centro de Vidas Sanas (Healthy Lives Center) that is a prevention oriented family life and health center in North Dallas (one location for now) offering Christ-centered counseling, workshops, support groups, forgiveness/reconciliation group processes, parental education, retreats, programs for families at all stages of their development. We also help families with health education, disease prevention and access to care among our healthcare providers.
2) Vidas Sanas Integrated Care Network is our virtual ecosystem of care comprised of primary care physicians, therapists, educators, pastors, etc and our center serves as a trusted resource for these members to refer hurting people and/or families to our care as we have the time and expertise to do so!
The logo we are looking for is for our VIDAS SANAS / HEALTHY LIVES initiative

Industry: Non-Profit

1. Vidas Sanas is an initiative of Las Obras, a Catholic apostolate of Our Blessed Mother

2. Healing of body, mind, soul

3. That we offer a live-giving communityand ecosystem to serve families

Primary target: bilingual Latinos/Hispanics and Spanish dominant Latinos/Hispanics in North Texas. All families at any stage of their development.

Please see image of our Virgin of Guadalupe as those are the colors we like so people know Vidas Sanas comes from Las Obras de Nuestra Madre de las Americas (The Works of Our Mother of the Americas). Teal, copper, burnt orange, gold and crimson. It could also bring to mind the concept of mission (i.e. San Antonio or California missions) within a modern framework. See also the current logos we have for Las Obras and Vidas Sanas at [Login to view URL] and [Login to view URL] While the logo is bilingual, the emphasis should be on the Spanish part.

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