Preventive care only works when people can access it. In underserved areas of the Inland Empire, the nearest clinic may be a 30-minute drive — and for families without reliable transportation, that distance means skipped checkups and missed early warnings. Mobile Wellness Screening Days bring the screenings to the community.
Acts of Kindness FoundationFoundation-administered program
Mobile Wellness Screening Days
Bringing blood pressure checks, diabetes screening, and wellness exams directly to the neighborhoods that need them most.
Program status
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Acts of Kindness FoundationFoundation-administered program
Acts of Kindness FoundationFoundation-administered program
InitiativeHealth initiative
Mobile Wellness Screening Days
Bringing blood pressure checks, diabetes screening, and wellness exams directly to the neighborhoods that need them most.
Foundation-administered support with verification standards and privacy-aware reporting.
Part ofCommunity Health Clinics & Access Fund
The best time to catch a health problem is before it becomes a crisis.
High blood pressure, undiagnosed diabetes, elevated cholesterol — these are conditions that develop silently and devastate suddenly. In communities across Moreno Valley, Riverside, and Perris, residents who lack insurance, transportation, or clinic access don't get the routine screenings that catch these problems early. By the time symptoms appear, the condition is advanced and the cost of treatment has multiplied. Mobile Wellness Screening Days bring licensed health professionals directly to community centers, churches, schools, and neighborhood gathering points — offering free blood pressure checks, blood sugar testing, BMI assessments, and cholesterol screenings. Every condition caught early is a crisis prevented.
About this program
Coordinates pop-up health screening events in underserved neighborhoods across the Inland Empire, staffed by licensed health professionals through verified clinic partnerships. Screenings include blood pressure, blood glucose, cholesterol, and BMI assessments with referral pathways to partner clinics for follow-up care. Events are held at community centers, churches, schools, and partner organization facilities. All costs — equipment, supplies, professional services — are Foundation-administered through approved vendors and clinical partners. Assistance is subject to program capacity, partner availability, and Foundation discretion.
Our approach
How this program delivers
Every screening event is staffed by licensed health professionals and coordinated through verified clinic partners. Equipment, supplies, and professional fees are Foundation-paid — never charged to participants.
We document every screening event — participant numbers, conditions identified, referrals made — and publish outcomes so supporters see how their generosity caught health issues before they became emergencies.
Who this program serves
- Residents in underserved Inland Empire neighborhoods without convenient clinic access
- Uninsured and underinsured adults who have deferred routine health screenings due to cost
- Seniors in communities with limited preventive care infrastructure
- Families in food deserts and health access deserts where chronic disease risk is elevated
What support looks like
- Blood pressure, blood glucose, cholesterol, and BMI screening at community locations
- Licensed health professional staffing and clinical supplies for screening events
- Referral coordination with partner clinics for participants with identified health concerns
- Health education materials and chronic disease prevention resources distributed at events
How we verify need
- Licensed clinic partner agreements and health professional credentialing
- Community need assessment and event site coordination with local organizations
- Participant screening documentation and referral tracking
- Foundation oversight, vendor payment verification, and event outcome reporting
How funds are delivered
All funds are administered by Acts of Kindness Foundation with full discretion over allocation. Screening events are staffed by licensed professionals through verified clinic partners. Equipment, supplies, and professional fees are paid directly to vendors and providers — never charged to participants. This initiative does not constitute an entitlement or guarantee of service. The Foundation publishes event outcomes, screening data, and referral statistics for supporter transparency.
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Where are screening events held?
Events are held at community centers, churches, schools, and partner organization facilities across Moreno Valley, Riverside, and Perris. Locations are selected based on community health data and partner availability.
Who performs the screenings?
All screenings are performed by licensed health professionals — nurses, medical assistants, or clinical staff — through our verified clinic partner network.
Is there a cost to participants?
No. Screening events are free for all participants. The Foundation covers all costs through vendor and provider payments.
What happens if a screening identifies a health concern?
Participants with identified concerns receive referrals to partner clinics for follow-up care. The Foundation coordinates referral pathways but does not provide ongoing treatment through this initiative.
How often are screening events held?
Event frequency depends on funding, partner capacity, and community need. The Foundation publishes event schedules through partner organizations and community channels.
Can my church or community center host a screening event?
We welcome hosting inquiries from established community organizations. Submit your interest through our contact page for evaluation through our standard partner review process.
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Looking for help?
If you or someone you know is facing a need that Mobile Wellness Screening Days addresses, our team can walk you through the intake process. Every request is reviewed with care.
Charitable disclosure
Acts of Kindness Foundation is a California public benefit foundation (nonprofit public benefit corporation). This program is administered as charitable assistance. Program and campaign descriptions communicate mission intent and public context, not donor-directed control over distributions. The Foundation retains full discretion over the use and distribution of funds, which may support charitable assistance, program delivery, verification, reporting, and related operations.
All funds are administered by Acts of Kindness Foundation with full discretion over allocation. Screening events are staffed by licensed professionals through verified clinic partners. Equipment, supplies, and professional fees are paid directly to vendors and providers — never charged to participants. This initiative does not constitute an entitlement or guarantee of service. The Foundation publishes event outcomes, screening data, and referral statistics for supporter transparency.
All gifts on this site are made to Acts of Kindness Foundation and remain subject to the Foundation's exclusive control and discretion.
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