Druid Park Community Health Center

Miracle Making Ministries’ Druid Park Community Health Center is a faith-based community development corporation founded in 1990 and governed by a community-based Board of Directors. Its mission is to be “a vehicle” that moves people from their desire - to volunteer, serve, and give back to the community – to an actual person or place in the inner city, with a view towards evangelism. 

MMM’s fundamental goal is to identify the practical needs of the poor and to develop connections between the needy and those with the time, talent, or finances to meet the need. While promoting these volunteer opportunities, they endeavor diligently to provide high-quality care and services to indigent and underserved populations. 

MMM describes itself as a diverse group of believers coming together - across racial, denominational, geographic, and socio-economic differences - to be the body of Christ locally and internationally. 

MMM’s Druid Park Community Health Center is a “no-charge to the patient” clinic with a mission of providing primary health care services to under - and uninsured. The clinic is the gateway to the other services offered to the community by way of practical and local missions. 

For over two decades, Druid Park Community Health Center has provided no-cost medical care to uninsured and underinsured individuals across the CSRA. In 2024, alone, because of the dedication of volunteers, partners, and supporters, the clinic delivered more than $3.3 million in healthcare and prescription assistance to over 3,400 patients. The services provided by the health center include primary, preventative healthcare, hypertension and diabetes management, women’s health, nutritional education, post-emergency/urgent care follow-up, and behavioral health. 

MMM is deeply grateful to the incredible partners whose collaboration makes this healthcare work possible: Wellstar MCG Health, Community Foundation for the CSRA, Georgia Baptist Healthcare Ministry Foundation, Widow’s Home Foundation, St. Joseph Foundation, Richmond County Commission, the State of Georgia, and Piedmont Augusta Hospital.