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Why Participation in FAFCC Committees Matters
Why Participation in FAFCC Committees Matters

FAFCC committees are where network priorities get built — and they work best when clinic leaders are in the room helping build them. Here's why participation matters and what it actually looks like. Continue Reading

Date posted05/5/2026


Member Highlight: Coordinated Care in Action
Member Highlight: Coordinated Care in Action

See how two FAFCC member clinics partnered to guide an uninsured patient from diagnosis through cancer care and into survivorship support. Continue Reading

Date posted05/4/2026


How State Funding Decisions Affect Clinic Stability
How State Funding Decisions Affect Clinic Stability

FAFCC is actively working to secure $3 million in state funding for dental and mental health services through this year's legislative session. Here's why it matters and what's at stake for clinics across Florida. Continue Reading

Date posted04/28/2026


Bringing Vision Care to Students: Expanding Access—and Changing Lives
Bringing Vision Care to Students: Expanding Access—and Changing Lives

By bringing vision care directly into schools, Florida Lions Eye Clinic is removing barriers for students in Lee County. For one child, that access led to early detection, life-changing treatment, and a whole new outlook on life. Continue Reading

Date posted04/21/2026


How FAFCC Uses Clinic Data — and Protects Clinics at the Same Time
How FAFCC Uses Clinic Data — and Protects Clinics at the Same Time

Data participation is one of the most impactful things a clinic can do — but only if clinics trust how it gets used. Here's exactly how FAFCC handles submitted data and why the protection is built in by design. Continue Reading

Date posted04/21/2026


Building Capacity Without Burning Out Your Team
Building Capacity Without Burning Out Your Team

Capacity problems in free clinics rarely look like resource shortages on paper — they look like burnout and single points of failure. This post breaks down what actually builds sustainable capacity and how FAFCC can help. Continue Reading

Date posted04/13/2026


What the FY27 President's Budget Means for Free and Charitable Clinics
What the FY27 President's Budget Means for Free and Charitable Clinics

The FY27 President's Budget reflects a mix of continuity and significant policy shifts across programs that directly affect free and charitable clinics. Here's a breakdown of what NAFC identified — and what Florida clinics should have on their radar. Continue Reading

Date posted04/13/2026


PRN Pharmacist: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic
PRN Pharmacist: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic

Registered pharmacists needed in Port Charlotte Continue Reading

Date posted04/8/2026


Pharmacy Technician: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic
Pharmacy Technician: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic

Pharmacy Technician needed in Port Charlotte Continue Reading

Date posted04/8/2026


Nurse: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic
Nurse: Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic

Volunteer nurses needed in Port Charlotte Continue Reading

Date posted04/8/2026


Doctor/ARNP: Virginia B. Andes Mobile Medical Clinic
Doctor/ARNP: Virginia B. Andes Mobile Medical Clinic

Licensed physician or APRN needed in Charlotte County Continue Reading

Date posted04/8/2026


Supporting a Veteran’s Journey from Crisis to Care
Supporting a Veteran’s Journey from Crisis to Care

After facing homelessness and a medical crisis, a veteran found stability, care, and a path forward through coordinated support services—highlighting the critical role FAFCC member clinics play in whole-person care. Continue Reading

Date posted04/6/2026