North Carolina Association of Free & Charitable Clinics

08/31/2026

Through this pilot program, high-risk patients will receive continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) at no cost. This is a wonderful example of how collaboration between free and charitable clinics can expand access and create meaningful change for patients. We’re excited to see the impact of this partnership!

Exhausted by daily finger pricks?

We are absolutely thrilled to share with you our pilot program in partnership with Community Health Services of Union County! Together, we are placing life-changing CGMs directly into the hands of high-risk diabetic patients who need consistent, reliable monitoring, completely FREE of cost.

Better, safer diabetes management is finally here!

Ready to take control of your health? Call our caring team today at (704) 226-2050 to learn more about our CGM Pilot Program.

08/27/2026

Thank you.

The impact reflected in our 2025 Annual Survey Report would not be possible without the people and organizations behind it. We are incredibly grateful to our member clinics, funders, donors, community partners, and advocates for all you do to expand access to healthcare across North Carolina.

Stronger Together.

08/24/2026

For every $1 invested in North Carolina's free and charitable clinics, $6.52 in value is returned to patients and the community.

Collectively, NCAFCC member clinics provided more than $351 million in healthcare services and resources in 2025 while maximizing the investments entrusted to them.

Explore the financial impact of our network in the 2025 NCAFCC Annual Survey Report: https://ncafcc.org/

08/20/2026

NCAFCC member clinics served 64,425 unduplicated patients in 2025, a 3.99% increase from 2024.

That growth represents thousands of North Carolinians connecting with healthcare through our state's free and charitable clinic network. Together, our members continue to expand access to care across North Carolina.

See more of our 2025 impact: https://ncafcc.org/

08/17/2026

In 2025, NCAFCC member clinics served patients from 91 of North Carolina's 100 counties, including:

29 urban counties, 62 rural counties across 7 NCAFCC regions.

Our member clinics are helping North Carolinians access compassionate, high-quality healthcare in communities across the state. One network. Communities across North Carolina.

Explore our statewide impact in the 2025 NCAFCC Annual Survey Report: https://ncafcc.org/

08/13/2026

In 2025, NCAFCC member clinics made an extraordinary collective impact across North Carolina:

💜 64,425 unduplicated patients served
🩺 149,843 patient-provider visits
🙌 10,545 volunteers
💊 $122 million+ in prescription medications provided
🏥 $351 million+ in services and resources provided to patients and communities
💚 $6.52 in value returned for every $1 invested

Explore the full 2025 NCAFCC Annual Survey Report: https://ncafcc.org/

08/11/2026

The 2025 NCAFCC Annual Survey Report is here! 🎉

Across North Carolina, free and charitable clinics continue to expand access to healthcare and make an incredible difference in the communities they serve.

Our 2025 Annual Survey Report highlights the collective impact of NCAFCC member clinics, from patients served and care delivered to volunteer support, statewide reach, and the value generated for patients and communities. We’re proud to share their impact and grateful to the clinics, volunteers, partners, donors, and supporters who make this work possible.

Explore the full 2025 Annual Survey Report: https://ncafcc.org/

07/07/2026

06/11/2026

Congratulations to our member clinic, Community Care Clinic of Franklin, NC, on being named the 2026 State Designated Rural Health Center of the Year!

We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition and the impact their team continues to make in their community.

We are excited to announce that our clinic was awarded the Award of Excellence: State Designated Rural Health Center of the Year. Our team is honored to serve our community. Thank you for your continued support and trust.

"The winner of the State Designated Rural Health Center (SDRHC) of the Year Award shows excellence across all of the SDRHC priority areas: primary care access, behavioral health access and clinical quality. The organization also shows excellence in ex*****on of operations through the efficient use of funds from multiple sources, utilizing the support of subject matter experts from AHEC Practice Support and ORH staff. The winner of this award has also modeled our 2026 Theme of "Moving from Tradition to Transformation" by leveraging local resources and community partnerships to respond to health care gaps and has employed innovative strategies to promote health fairness and inclusion in their community to promote long term sustainability."

06/05/2026

Congratulations to Amy Eades Fisher, Executive Director of Good Samaritan Clinic, on being named Burke County's Non-Profit Woman of the Year!

Amy's dedication, leadership, and passion for serving her community make this recognition incredibly well deserved. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor with Amy and the entire Good Samaritan Clinic team!