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Most Americans living in poverty do work, but they still can't afford to make ends meet. Feeding their family, keeping the electricity on, and transportation are the top priorities – over medicine, seeing a doctor, everything.
– New York Times | Huffington Post (March 2017)
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Our Mission

Your health and wellbeing are our first priority.

Everyone deserves access to medical care. Our mission is to provide free quality healthcare to low-income, uninsured adults and free comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment to adults in Eastern North Carolina.

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Our Impact

$3,500,000+	$2,000,000+	3000+
We provide more than $3,500,000 worth of free medical care every year to our patients, which is made possible by our volunteers, funders, donors, and staff.	We dispense more than $2,000,000 each year in free medications and medical supplies to our patients. This is made possible through medication assistance programs, several national foundations, and CarolinaEast Medical Center.	Since Hope Clinic's opening in 1999, we have served more than 3,000 individuals without health insurance, who would otherwise have had little or no access to care.
19+	8+	2+
Hope Clinic was launched in 1999 through a ministry at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with an all-volunteer staff and leadership.	We provide care to more than 500 patients each year with a part-time staff of 8 and 1 full-time director.	We provide care through 2 comprehensive clinics: a medical and addiction clinic. Eligible patients participate in their healthcare and wellbeing to achieve their greatest health outcomes.

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