Our Plan

Step One - Identify Target Communities

• Use local data or partnerships to find areas most affected by Medicaid cuts.

• Prioritize neighborhoods with high uninsured rates and limited clinic access.

• Reach out to local schools, churches, community centers, or libraries to secure pop-up clinic sites.

Step Two: Recruit Volunteers

• Contact local medical schools, nursing programs, and universities to invite students.

• Reach out to retired healthcare professionals through alumni networks or professional groups.

• Recruit general community volunteers for support roles like check-in, setup, translation, and outreach.

Step Three: Advertise the Clinic

• Use flyers, social media, texting trees, and word of mouth to spread the word.

• Partner with schools and churches to send out announcements in newsletters or service bulletins.

• Emphasize: free care, no insurance or ID required, walk-ins welcome.

Step Four: Run the Clinic

• Welcome patients, keep lines moving, and ensure comfort and safety.

• Provide care (medical, mental health, dental, etc.) and refer patients to local resources if needed.

• Offer health education, wellness tips, or short workshops while people wait.

Step Five: Repeat & Grow

• Build consistent clinic schedules in the same neighborhoods.

• Train new volunteers and community members to lead.

• Expand to more neighborhoods as capacity grows.