Georgia Charitable Care Network
2897 Druid Hills Rd., Atlanta, 30329
(678) 389-3333
Georgia Charitable Care Network is a statewide group that supports free and charitable clinics in Georgia. Its website has a list and map of member clinics, so people with low income or no insurance can look for care near them. Clinics also join the network to get resources, grants, and a voice at the state level.
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What they offer 6
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Clinic Membership and Capacity SupportProgram
Free and charitable clinics can join the network. Members get statewide resources, meetings with other clinics, and a chance to apply for members-only grants and funding.
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Compassion Heals CampaignProgram
This campaign encourages people to support local free and charitable clinics through donations, volunteering, and advocacy.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Find a ClinicService
An online list and map of free and charitable clinics that belong to the network. Clinics offer some mix of medical, dental, mental health, vision, and pharmacy care.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Georgia Hearing Aid DispatchService
Provides hearing aids at a greatly reduced cost to low-income Georgia residents through partner audiologists across the state, funded by the Georgia Public Service Commission.
Events 2
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GCCN 22nd Annual Conference
May 2 – May 4, 2027
A three-day conference for people who work in or support free and charitable clinics. It includes talks, breakout sessions, and time to meet others.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
17th Annual Directors' Retreat: The Power of Partnership
Yearly, the weekend after Labor Day (the 17th was Sept
A yearly three-day retreat for directors of free and charitable clinics, held the weekend after Labor Day.
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