On Tuesday nights, Dunn United Ministerial Association (DUMA) hosts a Campbell University Community Care Clinic, which offers free visits, lab work, imaging and medications to people who would not otherwise have access to health care. The Dunn clinic, which has been open for several weeks, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially christen the healthcare facility.
DUMA Director Todd Snyder said during the ceremony that the clinic is a place people go to for help, a “hub” for community services. Snyder talked about the origins of DUMA and its subsequent growth, about its many services and partners, which include the Salvation Army, the state Department of Aging, United Way and the Harnett County Health Department.
“It was like God sent these people, because they knew that this was a hub for people that needed help,” Snyder said in a press release…