Doctors Without Walls – Santa Barbara Street Medicine

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Doctors Without Walls

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sbdww.org
(805) 455-4234
Operations Manager: Ruth Guevara

Mission

DWW-SBSM is dedicated to providing free, volunteer medical care for the most vulnerable of Santa Barbara County, when and where they are in need, including in times of disaster, and to provide education and training for DWW-SBSM volunteers and others, in order to promote the excellent practice of humanitarian medicine in our hometown and elsewhere.

Begin to Build a Relationship

We know you care about where your money goes and how it is used. Connect with this organization’s leadership in order to begin to build this important relationship. Your email will be sent directly to this organization’s director of development and/or Executive Director.

Help Build Care Where None Remains

Doctors Without Walls’ volunteer-powered model means every donated dollar reaches the marginalized in Santa Barbara County, where need is rising and reimbursements are vanishing. Here are the ways you can help:

• $1,000 supports one of the new specialty clinics for a month of operations.
• $5,000 stocks the gynecology clinic for ongoing labs and supplies.
• $7,500 launches the new dermatology clinic.
• $10,000 funds an entire specialty clinic for the year.
• $20,000 helps expand the organization’s return to primary care for the marginalized.

Key Supporters

Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara
Natalie Orfalea Foundation
CenCal Health
Santa Barbara County
Public Health
Direct Relief