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The Free Clinic of Pulaski County is a nonprofit organization that has been providing quality healthcare to uninsured adults and those with Medicaid in Pulaski County, Virginia for over 35 years. Their dedicated team of healthcare professionals, including Dr. Carl Hanks and Dr. Kate Brennan, offers primary medical care to low-income residents who do not have access to health insurance benefits or cannot afford private insurance. Led by Executive Director Linda Frank, who brings extensive experience in human services and program development, the clinic is committed to making healthcare services accessible to at-risk individuals. With a mission rooted in the belief that everyone deserves the right to health care, the Pulaski Free Clinic continues to serve the community by delivering essential medical services and support.Generated from the website

Founded in 1896, the Children's Home Society of West Virginia is a private, nonprofit organization that offers a range of child welfare, adoption, foster care, emergency shelter, mediation and advocacy services. It also provides various behavioral health, tutoring, truancy diversion, and recruitment and training programs. Additionally, the Children's Home Society of West Virginia administers a youth program that includes services for children and youths who suffer from behavioral problems. It is comprised of employees, foster and adoptive families, volunteers, board and advisory council members, donors, benefactors and supporters. The organization is a member agency of the West Virginia Alliance for Children and Child Welfare League of America. The Children's Home Society of West Virginia is approved by the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children.