VIM Celebrates Its New Location!
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
September 8
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
September 8
The Volunteers In Medicine Clinic (VIM) provides free primary medical care and mental health services to low-income Lane County adults who have no insurance.
Clinic staff, volunteers, and our many community supporters will gather Wednesday, September 8, at 10 a.m., for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the Volunteers In Medicine's move to a newly renovated facility at 2260 Marcola Road in Springfield, Oregon.
Speakers include:
• Springfield Mayor Sid Leiken
• Sister Monica Heeran, Founder
• Duncan McDonald, Board Chair
Please join us for this celebration!
| Read more about the renovation and move! |
Volunteers In Medicine is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations, grants, in-kind and volunteers support the Clinic's mission and enable VIM to provide health care for those in need.
Day 84, Cycle for Caring Ride!
Beach at Sullivan, Maine!
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the "Cycle for Caring Ride"
| VIM HEADLINE NEWS! VIM was selected by the Lane Workforce Partnership board of directors to receive a Special Recognition Award at the 2010 Business Workforce luncheon. VIM was especially recognized as a place that “gives adults and youth the opportunity to work in a health care setting without previous experience in the field of medicine.” Read more in The Register-Guard. |