About Us

Our History

Health is not just the absence of illness; it is a fundamental right that should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their place of origin, socioeconomic level, or social status.

However, in many parts of the world, including our own community, this right is compromised by insurmountable barriers. These barriers, ranging from the lack of medical infrastructure to the absence of trained personnel or access to healthcare opportunities through regular state channels, leave thousands of people in situations of extreme vulnerability, risking not only their lives but also their dignity.

Our Mission

Imagine a world where every person, no matter where they live, has the opportunity to access medical care that can save their life. A place where preventive health is not a privilege but a fundamental right.

At UNETE, this vision drives us every day. Our mission is clear: to break down the barriers that separate vulnerable communities from the healthcare they need.

Through strategic alliances with socially responsible companies, committed philanthropists, and public entities, we work tirelessly to bring health and wellness to those who need it most, both in the forgotten corners of Latin America and the marginalized areas of the United States.

Together, we are building a bridge to a more just and equitable future, where every life has the same value and access to healthcare.

Our Vision

Picture a future where the lines between wealth and poverty, opportunity and disadvantage, begin to blur.

Where a network of philanthropists, business leaders, and public entities come together with a common purpose: to ensure that preventive health and the infrastructures needed for well-being are accessible to everyone.

At UNETE, our vision is more than a dream; it’s a commitment to building a lasting legacy. We strive to unite forces in sustained collaboration that not only transforms lives today but also leaves a positive and sustainable mark for future generations.

In every project, every community touched, we move towards a world where the quality of life and health of the most vulnerable do not depend on where they were born but on the collective effort of a united humanity.