Love in Action Brings Free Healthcare to Albuquerque

December 15, 2025

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – On Aug. 28–29, 2025, Love in Action Inc. brought compassion and care to life through its free clinic, offering medical, dental and vision services to Albuquerque’s underserved communities. Nearly 200 people came through the doors to receive essential healthcare with no insurance required.

Founded by a member of the Rio Rancho Seventh-day Adventist Church, Love in Action Inc. has a clear mission: to make healthcare accessible for everyone, regardless of circumstance. As a nonprofit, the organization provides free medical, dental and vision services while empowering individuals through education and preventive care. Its work bridges gaps in the healthcare system, ensuring that no one is left behind.

At the August clinic, participants received a wide range of services. Medical care included blood pressure checks, glucose testing, health screenings and one-on-one consultations. Dental patients were offered exams, X-rays, fillings and extractions. Vision services provided complete eye exams, optometry care and prescription glasses.

Every service was provided with dignity, care and a genuine focus on community well-being. The clinic was a true reflection of what happens when compassion meets action. Volunteers, healthcare professionals and community partners served side by side, offering not only treatment but also hope and connection. From medical screenings to shared conversations, the event was about much more than healthcare—it was about strengthening community ties.

One volunteer shared that the day was filled with “smiles, gratitude and the reminder that together we can make a meaningful difference.” 

Beyond providing care, Love in Action Inc. accepts donations to sustain and expand its reach, ensuring access to healthcare for those who need it most. Through education and outreach, the organization empowers healthier, more informed communities.

The New Mexico Office of African American Affairs affirmed the work of Love in Action Inc., stating that “African Americans are disproportionately affected by diabetes. Love in Action Inc. is answering that call with a program rooted in compassion, education and action.”

This underscores the clinic’s broader mission—not only addressing immediate health needs but also raising awareness, educating communities and building long-term solutions for equity in healthcare.

The clinic’s mission reflects both a practical and spiritual approach, echoing the counsel of Ellen G. White, who outlined a five-step process for reaching people: mingle with others, show sympathy, minister to their needs, win their confidence and then lovingly bid them to follow Jesus. This framework is reflected in every aspect of Love in Action Inc.’s work—meeting immediate needs, building trust and pointing toward a healthier and more hopeful future.

The success of the August clinic would not have been possible without the generosity of volunteers, donors and partners who gave their time, resources and heart. Together, they showed that Love in Action Inc. creates healthier, stronger communities.

As Love in Action Inc. looks ahead, its vision remains steadfast: to expand accessible healthcare and continue transforming lives through compassion-driven service.

For more information or to support its work, visit LoveInActionInc.org.

By Gail Mitchell-Henry