About Emmanuel Project

Your Health, Our Commitment: Get to Know Emmanuel Project

Learn more about our mission and who we are in this video below.

About Emmanuel Project

Emmanuel Project of Northeast Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit mobile medical clinic with a team of compassionate medical professionals dedicated to meeting people where they are and providing essential care to both patients and underserved areas. Our mission is to ensure that children, adults, and families receive the healthcare they need. We provide quality, no-cost medical care to those without health insurance, and the “working poor” who meet the income guidelines of 300% or below of the federal poverty level per household.

Our ability to bring medical services directly to the patient allows us to deliver essential medical care without the barriers of transportation or distance. Our efforts impact health outcomes, save governmental healthcare dollars, reduce inpatient stays, and decrease emergency room visits by providing access to healthcare.

Emmanuel Project:

  • Mobile Medical Clinics: We bring healthcare directly to underserved and rural communities, removing transportation barriers.

  • Focus on uninsured & ALICE Households: We prioritizes care for working individuals and families who cannot afford or access traditional healthcare services.
  • Whole-Person Care: We focus on treating the whole person, addressing not only physical health but also mental well-being.
  • Experienced Medical Staff: Our team includes licensed healthcare professionals and compassionate volunteers.
  • Free Medical Services: We provide no-cost medical care, ensuring that financial hardship doesn’t prevent anyone from receiving necessary treatment.
  • Community-Centered Approach: We meet people where they are, offering culturally relevant and accessible services tailored to each community’s needs.
  • Collaborations with Local Partners: We work with local nonprofits, churches, and medical providers to create a broad network of care.
  • Focus on Prevention & Education: Our services include preventative care and health education to help individuals manage long-term health conditions.
  • Flexible & Adaptive Care: Whether through monthly clinics, health fairs, or neighborhood outreach, we adapt to the needs of each community we serve.
  • Trusted Reputation: Since 2022, we’ve been a reliable partner and returning healthcare provider to Northeast Florida’s communities.

How We Are Changing Communities:

  • Reducing Barriers to Healthcare: By being mobile, we bring medical services to those who otherwise wouldn’t have access due to location or cost.
  • Improving Health Outcomes: Regular access to medical care helps community members prevent and manage chronic illnesses like diabetes and hypertension.
  • Promoting Health Education: Through our education, we empower people with the knowledge they need to make healthier choices for themselves and their families.
  • Strengthening Families: By offering medical care to children and adults alike, we improve the overall health of families and reduce stress related to medical expenses.
  • Supporting Mental Health: Our approach to whole-person care includes mental health resources, reducing stigma and providing vital support.
  • Creating Healthier Environments: By bringing healthcare to underserved areas, we help build stronger, healthier communities.
  • Collaborating with Local Resources: We partner with local organizations to increase access to additional services like food distribution, resource assistance, and more.
  • Reducing Emergency Room Visits: By offering preventive and primary care, we reduce the need for costly emergency room visits for non-emergent care.
  • Offering Stability to the Working Poor: Our services allow individuals who are employed but uninsured to receive care without losing time at work or facing unmanageable bills.
  • Empowering Individuals: We help people take control of their health, leading to greater productivity, self-sufficiency, and overall well-being.

Emmanuel Project provides free healthcare services to rural and medically underserved areas of Northeast Florida in a way that displays our love for our neighbors and honors God.

Who We Serve:

Uninsured Children, Adults, Families & Employed ALICE Households 

(ALICE - Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed)

 without health insurance coverage, who meet the Federal Poverty Level (ie: a family of four household income of $100,000 or less).

Additional FPL information provided under the “Appointments Tab.” 

Partners

Memberships

Board of Directors

  • Vaughan Robison - Chairman
  • Bonnie White, M.D. - Medical Director and Member
  • Raley Moore - Executive Director and Member
  • Lisa Franklin - Member
  • Peter Jensen - Member
  • Paul Black - Member
  • Nathan Fabrick - Member

Our mobile clinics continue to operate through generous donations, community partnership initiatives and grants awards.

No federal funding has been received to date.

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