My name is Dr. Tomi Uwazota. I was born in Nigeria and moved to the United States when I was 18 years old. When I learned about Katallasso, I saw it as a wonderful opportunity to help provide no-cost care for patients who don't have insurance or the means to access the medical care they need.

We give God thanks for so much this summer!

“Hey, you look great with those brand-new red sneakers that match your red hat.”

I recently greeted one of my patients, Jose, with these words. He was at Katallasso for a follow-up appointment. A newly diagnosed diabetic, he was anxious to hear the lab results since his last appointment four weeks prior.

Check out this infographic for an overview of the important numbers from 2023… patients, volunteers, generous donors, and more!

My name is Alfortunado “Neo” Correa. There’s a long story to that nickname. I adopted it while being in York County Prison. I’ve been in prison numerous times.

Early in his work to reinvent Twitter, now X, Elon Musk shared his main metric of success: unregretted user minutes. He stated that he wanted users’ experience to be “fun and interesting and informative.” His hope was to increasingly hear, “Hey, I’ve spent two hours on Twitter, and I don’t regret those two hours.” You can be the judge of how well Musk is doing at hitting this goal.

We Give God the Glory for so many things this spring! Read on for more…

PATIENT STORY: “I took a whole lot of pills. I drank a whole lot of alcohol. I did a whole lot of drugs. And the intent was to die. I just thought the world would be better off without me. God had another plan.“

We Give God the Glory for so many things this fall! Read on for more…

Our hearts are overflowing from this fall’s Celebration Breakfast. We sat amazed at the growth and impact of Katallasso. What started out as an idea around one kitchen table has expanded to a beautiful tapestry of unique and gifted names and faces. We were incredibly blessed to gather on Saturday, September 30, with just a few of those God has woven together.

Catherine woke up to the screams of the children who live in the apartment above her. Out of her second story window she could see firetrucks blocking the street. Her apartment building was engulfed in flames. Catherine made it out of the building safely, but she lost all her belongings.

Katallasso Volunteer Reflects on How Mission-Focused Work Alleviates Healthcare ‘Burnout’

We Give God the Glory for so many things this summer! Read on for more…

Saturday, September 30, 2023 | You’re invited to join us at Genesis Church for our annual Celebration Breakfast! Gather with others who have a passion to see lives impacted by God's amazing grace through the work of Katallasso.

It seems like a harmless question—”How are you?” It’s a simple, commonplace probe that is regularly used to start a conversation, and it’s often how I begin a dialogue with my patients at Katallasso.

“Freely you have received; freely give.” With these words, Jesus sends out his disciples to those that are lost, broken, sick, and oppressed by the evil foe. After all, Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil.

We Give God the Glory for so many things this spring! Read on for more…

Since Katallasso does not receive direct federal funding or have access to federally funded prescription drug programs, we rely on the generosity of our volunteers, donors, and community partners to sustain the mission of providing life-transforming healthcare.