Phoenix Allies for Community Health (PACH) is a nonprofit dedicated to improving health outcomes in marginalized low income communities of working poor who have no access to primary care. The main project of PACH is an volunteer-run free primary care clinic in Phoenix, catering to the uninsured and underserved. PACH relies on donations from community […]
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PACH is a volunteer-driven project. We’re always looking for new clinical professionals and bilingual volunteers to join us! Volunteer PACH seeks the following: Clinical professionals and providers Interpreters Intake volunteers Interns People with prior involvement in social justice or human rights Other non-clinical skills Apply to be a volunteer Wishlist Help out by […]
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Your donation of supplies is a huge help. If you would like to help us fund the clinic Donate or set up Recurring Automatic Payment. Your recurring payment of $15, $25 or more per month will enable us to purchase supplies, pay our power bill, and pay for the labs that are vital for our […]
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PACH runs on small recurring donations from people like you. We can’t do this without your help! Please contribute one time or monthly! PACH is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit, and is a qualifying organization for the Arizona State Charitable Tax Credit. Donate with Paypal Donate Monthly with Paypal Supporter : $15.00 USD – monthlyAlly […]
Read MoreWe strive to provide socially conscious care that integrates the best practices of holistic traditions and modern biomedicine; from acupuncture to dietary education, wellness checks to prescriptions, public advocacy to effective caseworking… our neighbors deserve nothing less.
The Atrium at the PACH Clinic
Join us to celebrate Dia de los Muertos at our exclusive inaugural Brunch experience at Chilte, the #1 Best New Restaurant in Arizona! Proceeds of the event go to support the crucial medical work of Phoenix Allies for Community Health to serve our migrant community. An exclusive one-day-only event that combines Chef Lawrence’s unique flavors […]
This crazy city of Phoenix was predicting temperatures in the range of 118 to 121 degrees over the next few days. Since 121 degrees is one of the true definitions of hell, I thought it would be a good idea to provide emergency heat relief to folks living on the street who might not […]
