The volunteer clinics were built for vulnerable communities. Dedicated Canadian health professionals needed a place to volunteer to help uninsured/underinsured refugees when illness and health difficulties halted their new start in Canada. Medical care for all conditions is offered. Children receive vaccinations and medial care so they can attend school. Pregnant refugee women turned away by clinics and doctors, receive pre-natal care. These solutions challenge the healthcare status quo and push the limits to make care happen. Immigration is Canada’s strength, heritage, and future. It is why Canada has succeeded. It is the refugee’s mission to get their children out of harm’s way. When they are here it is our job to treat them and support their Canadian progress when health issues stand in their way. If there is no clinic that will do that, then it is our job to build one.