THANK YOU!!
Together, we are IMPACTING LIVES
Katallasso is 100% Donor Funded - It is our donors, volunteers, and community partners who are making a difference in the York Community.
Please enjoy these encouraging stories of impact.
From the president: Maria’s Story
Maria’s story is another one of the hundreds of patients who experienced God’s care in life’s most difficult moments.
A Path to Wholeness
On April 11th, we gathered at Genesis Church with many of our donors and community partners to launch our Give Local York Campaign, A Path to Wholeness.
You have our patients dancing
Patient Story: Healing from Lyme Disease because of your support
Healing Minds & Hearts
Patient Story: Healing Minds & Hearts // “I found a new family with Katallasso. I didn't know what I was missing until I found what I needed. Without Katallasso, I don't think that I would still be here today.”
Finding a New Home
Client Story: A Journey from Fear to Healing and Hope. “When I was in Haiti, I was working, but the growing insecurity there made me fearful. “
2024 In Numbers (Infographic)
Check out our 2024 in Numbers Annual Report Infographic! Your prayers and contributions to Katallasso Family Health Center help deliver our Savior’s mercy to people in need. Thank You!
In 2024, Katallasso broke every record.
In 2024, Katallasso broke every record. However, the most important number is 1—the one patient before us at any time.
Taking the Time
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.
Giving Something of Great Value
“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.
2023 In Numbers [Infographic]
Check out this infographic for an overview of the important numbers from 2023… patients, volunteers, generous donors, and more!
Coming Home
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.