WELCOME TO GOOD SHEPHERD CLINIC OF DAWSON COUNTY, INC.
Committed to make Dawson County a
better place by providing health care
for those who have none
ABOUT US
The Good Shepherd Clinic
Many residents of Dawson County are uninsured …lacking sufficient resources to provide for their health care needs. This is a nationwide problem, and in response, communities across the country have developed Free Clinics that bring together volunteer health care professionals and other community volunteers to offer free health care to the uninsured people in their community. Each Free Clinic is unique, in that its development and services are based on the particular needs and resources of the local community.
About
Click here to learn about the Good Shepherd Clinic's mission, history, and read short biographies of members of the clinic's Board of Directors
Donations
Financial and in-kind support are critical for the ongoing operation of Good Shepherd Clinic. Click here to learn more about how you can donate.
Volunteer
All operations of Good Shepherd Clinic are made possible through the work of volunteers. Click here to learn how you can volunteer your services.
Services
Click here to learn about the free healthcare services provided by Good Shepherd Clinic, including eligibility requirements and hours of operation.
More About
The Good Shepherd Clinic
Care is made possible through the donation of goods and services, community contributions, financial donations, and volunteers. Good Shepherd Clinic of Dawson County, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is one of these Free Clinics, and is a member of the Georgia Charitable Care Network.
Good Shepherd provides non-emergency health services at no cost to uninsured residents of Dawson County who meet certain income requirements. The clinic accomplishes this through the use of volunteer health professionals and community volunteers, along with partnerships with other health providers.
