"Islamic
health association reaches out to uninsured"
Article from The
Brown Daily Herald (Brown university)
March 15, 2012
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"Every Saturday, the American Islamic
Wellness Association staffs the
Amal
clinic at
Clinica
Esperanza/Hope Clinic in Providence. The group, whose
cofounders include Ahmed, aims to provide
health care to the uninsured population of Rhode Island.
Currently, Ahmed said more than 140,000 Rhode Island
citizens lack health insurance."
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American Islamic Wellness Association
60
Valley Street Providence R.I.
(401) 347-9093 to make an
appointment
AIWA is a group of Muslim healthcare providers joined together with the purpose of giving back to the community by providing healthcare to the uninsured population of Rhode Island.
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