LA Times: Health trumps faith differences at Muslim clinic

Eleven years later, the UMMA clinic on Florence Avenue has served nearly 20,000 patients, the great majority of them non-Muslim. It has become a mainstay of its largely low-income neighborhood, sponsoring blood drives, literacy promotions and even tax return workshops, along with its medical services. “It’s a place to give and receive blessings, regardless of faith.”

The LA Times features UMMA Clinic, a community clinic that serves those who need health services most, regardless of background, and regardless of ability to pay. Click here to read the full article.