The University of South Alabama Student-Run Free Clinic (USA SRFC) is student-led initiative with the purpose of enhancing wellness amongst underserved populations in Mobile, Alabama.
Location: USA Student-Run Free Clinic at Salvation Army, 1009 Dauphin Street. Mobile, AL 36604Sponsors: The event is hosted by the Auburn University Student Chapter of American College of Clinical Pharmacy and the flu vaccines are being donated from USA Health and Walgreens.
Target Population: People in the Mobile region who are residents and staff of The Salvation Army as well as those experiencing homelessness or those with limited access to healthcare.Download the FOX10 Weather App. Get life-saving severe weather warnings and alerts for your location no matter where you are. Available free in the
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