Healthcare for the Homeless Suitcase Clinic

Healthcare for the Homeless Suitcase Clinic The Suitcase Clinic provides quality healthcare through direct services to the homeless.

These folks are the very heart and soul of the Suitcase Clinic!
03/28/2025

These folks are the very heart and soul of the Suitcase Clinic!

Come join my Coldest Night of the Year team: JMU PA Student Society to benefit Open Doors!  Can’t join the team? Feel fr...
02/20/2025

Come join my Coldest Night of the Year team: JMU PA Student Society to benefit Open Doors!
Can’t join the team? Feel free to donate😉

The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly fundraising walk in support of local charities. Let’s change the tune for people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness... because it’s cold out there.

Read here about the Suitcase Clinic’s services at the Navigation Center!
01/24/2025

Read here about the Suitcase Clinic’s services at the Navigation Center!

The Navigation Center in Harrisonburg has opened its drop-in clinic to the public, providing vital daytime services for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Today is the last day to purchase tickets for the Healthcare for Harrisonburg Fundraising Gala! This event raises funds ...
11/03/2024

Today is the last day to purchase tickets for the Healthcare for Harrisonburg Fundraising Gala! This event raises funds to benefit the Suitcase Clinic, Open Doors, and Our Community Place.

Click here to buy tickets: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/healthcare4harrisonburg2024

10/21/2024

The JMU Physician Assistant Student Society (PASS) receives at $10,000 grant to support the Suitcase Clinic, a healthcare organization dedicated to improving the health of homeless individuals in the Harrisonburg area.

The JMU Physician Assistant Student Society has been awarded a $10,000 grant on behalf of the Suitcase Clinic.  The focu...
10/10/2024

The JMU Physician Assistant Student Society has been awarded a $10,000 grant on behalf of the Suitcase Clinic. The focus of the grant is a student led effort to fund prevention and wellness initiatives at the Navigation Center and to provide funds for equipment and supplies.

Thank you PA Foundation and JMU PASS!

2024 Recipients James Madison University PA Student Society (project led by Jordan André, PA-S, and Sharon Maiewski, PA-C) Grant Amount: $10,000 Project Name: Healthcare for the Homeless Suitcase Clinic – […]

See the Suitcase Clinic at the Community Resource Fair at the Rockingham County Administration Center!
09/11/2024

See the Suitcase Clinic at the Community Resource Fair at the Rockingham County Administration Center!

This Saturday, consider donating electronics for a good cause!
09/04/2024

This Saturday, consider donating electronics for a good cause!

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755 Martin Luther King Jr Way
Harrisonburg, VA
22801

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Serving the Community Since 2011

In 2008, a group of nurses met in Harrisonburg, Virginia to prevent the spread of influenza in the community. Through that project, they found that there was no medical care available to the homeless population. Not long after recognizing this need, a coalition of volunteers formed.

The coalition’s vision included short-term, immediate goals such as addressing basic healthcare needs, as well as long-term goals of helping the people experiencing homelessness become well enough to secure jobs and, eventually, housing.

In July 2011, the Suitcase Clinic served its first patients in the shelters of Harrisonburg, Virginia, and they have continued serving ever since. The Healthcare for the Homeless Suitcase Clinic Initiative is an innovative approach to addressing this population’s unique healthcare needs by providing on-site care at the shelters.

Many volunteers have worked to make this initiative a success, and all funding for the Suitcase Clinic is provided through grants and donations.