From the southbound John C. Lodge Expressway (M-10), take the Howard Street exit, and turn right. At the STOP sign, turn right on Sixth Street. Go two blocks and turn left on Porter Street.Cabrini Clinic is on the right at 1234 Porter Street. There is parking on the street and in a small lot off the alley, behind the clinic.

SINCE 1950

Providing primary healthcare to uninsured families

1234 Porter StreetDetroit, MI 48226-2407Phone (313) 961-7863

Fax (313) 965-9891

www.cabriniclinic.orgcontactus@cabriniclinic.org

1234 Porter StreetDetroit, MI 48226-2407Phone (313) 961-7863

Fax (313) 965-9891

www.cabriniclinic.orgcontactus@cabriniclinic.org

S U P P O R T

Cabrini Clinic does not charge for the services offered. The clinic is a

ministry of Most Holy Trinity Church and is supported by grants and the generosity of donors. Grants have been awarded by Kellogg Foundation, McGregor Fund, Metro Health Foundation, Mercy Ministry Fund and the BCBSM Fund for Free Clinics. Henry Ford and Oakwood Health Systems generously provide in-kind services to our patients. Donations sustain the mission of Cabrini Clinic and are gratefully accepted from individuals, churches, service organizations and businesses. Cabrini Clinic is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax deductible.

For more information on ways you can help, contact the Executive Director at 313-961-7863, ext.2.

of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church

of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church

H I S T O R YM I S S I O N

H O W Y O U C A N H E L P

Volunteer health professionals are needed to donate four hours once every month.

Donations of money and medical supplies are greatly appreciated. Please complete this

form and enclose it with your donation.

DONOR INFORMATION

Name: ______________________________ Address: ____________________________ City: _______________________________ State: ________ Zip: __________________

Phone: ______________________________

Email: ______________________________

Amount Enclosed: ____________________

Mail Checks to: St. Frances Cabrini Clinic 1234 Porter St Detroit, MI 48226

Or visit our website atwww.cabriniclinic.org

In 1834, when Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church transformed its new church building

into a medical facility for victims of Detroit’s cholera epidemic, it began a long tradition of tending to the medical needs of southwest Detroit’s poor. Consecration of Detroit’s first English-speaking church was delayed so that the building could be used as a hospital for victims of the deadly disease. One hundred years later, in 1950, Pastor Father Clement Kern had a mission, meeting the needs of the Corktown neighborhood residents who were the poorest of the poor. Because many were new immigrants in need of basic medical care, he established a free clinic, naming it in honor of Mother Frances Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants. Today, a statue of St. Frances Cabrini stands in the waiting room of the Most Holy Trinity’s Cabrini Clinic. Volunteer doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other health professionals provide primary health care to the uninsured poor families who come to the clinic for help. Resident physicians and students from local universities receive clinical training and learn from the patients what it is to be poor, sick and uninsured in Detroit.

Cabrini Clinic provides a holistic approach toward meeting the

primary health care needs of economically disadvantaged residents of southwest Detroit and beyond. We serve those who fall through the medical-social safety net and help them connect with basic resources. We offer education, prevention, and treatment without charge, but with deep compassion and respect for the people we serve and their needs.

S E R V I C E S• Primary Medical Care• Persciption Assistance• Mental Health Care• Podiatry• EKG and Lab Testing• Health Education• Social Work Services• Eye Care • Care Management • Referrals