21 Sep 2020

Thank You to Our Free COVID-19 Testing Clinic Partners!

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SWAG would like to thank all of our community partners for helping us host our first drive-thru (and walk-up) free COVID-19 testing clinic in Linton Oaks. Our partners included Dr. Grant Harrell of the UF Mobile Outreach Clinic, the COVID-19 Student Services Corp at UF, the Alachua County Health Department, Alachua County staff, County Commissioner Marihelen Wheeler, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, and Partnership for Strong Families. Many thanks to all who helped. Please watch our Facebook page to see when and where we’ll host our next free testing clinic.

  • A community partner wearing medical clothing talking with a person on a bike. Other community partners social distance nearby.
  • A line of cars parked alongside a row of tents serving drive-through customers at the free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • A line of cars parked alongside a row of tents serving drive-through customers at the free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • Community members speaking with a community partner wearing medical clothing under a tent at the Southwest Health Clinic
  • Three uniformed police officers standing next to each other in the middle of a street
  • Two community partners wearing masks and medical clothing and standing under a tent in front of the Southwest Health Clinic
  • Two community partners wearing masks and medical clothing and carrying supplies for the free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • Three community partners wearing masks and medical clothing and carrying supplies for the free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • Three community partners wearing masks and medical clothing and standing under a tent. One is giving two thumbs-up.
  • Two community partners wearing masks and standing under a tent at SWAG’s free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • Two community partners wearing masks and standing under a tent at SWAG’s free COVID-19 testing clinic
  • Three SWAG volunteers wearing SWAG tee shirts and social distancing with thirteen community partners
  • Twelve community partners standing outside the SWAG Family Resource Center and having a discussion