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Free Clinics
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Herb Buses & Mobile People’s Clinics (Do not operate within the vehicle)
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Herbal Street Medics
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Rural Access Projects
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Herb Barges
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International/Borderless Medicine: Our Chapters Respond to Natural Disasters with Pop-Up Clinics, Table Clinics and Mobile Clinics
Herbalists Without Borders People's Clinics
Global citizens continue to be marginalized, displaced, unemployed, homeless, imprisoned, or forced into prostitution or human slavery. Many people struggle economically, living in rural isolation in overcrowded refugee camps - all facing incredible barriers to health and wellness.
HWB promotes down-to-the-ground green medicine for people who desire access to natural and botanical medicine based on need and not the ability to pay. All HWB clinics depend on the generosity and volunteer time of the natural medicine communities they serve, from people like you.
HWB has many types of People's Clinics:
Our Community Clinics Model informally began in 1995 (later formalizing in 2007) with mobile natural medicine clinic units in various locales providing accessible health and wellness education to patients and communities. HWB clinics offer both free and sliding-scale health and wellness services to patients in dire need.
These Peoples Clinics vary depending upon the chapter that organizes them. Some are walk-in, by appointment, staffed by volunteer herbalists, naturopaths, massage therapists, reflexologists, and sundry other Complementary Alternative Medicine practitioners, as well as clinical herbalism students.
Clinics are hosted monthly in some regions and daily in other regions. All are run by volunteers. Peoples Clinics are as based on the needs of the people they serve in communities worldwide.
”"Approximately half of the world's population lives on less than $2 daily and it is impossible for them to buy medicines."
WHO, World Health Organization
”"Indigenous healing practices are ancient, intact, complex, holistic health care systems practiced by indigenous people worldwide..."
ReCLAIM Collective of Healers, 2012
”"80% of all people in the world make use of herbal medicine as their main health care."
WHO, World Health Organization