have refugee status. Most of these clients learn about the programs from outside organizations like East Bay Sanctuary Covenant and Oakland Catholic Worker. Obtaining a larger facility Berkeley Free Clinic intends to move into a new building and hopes to upgrade and expand its accommodations in the process. The desired facility improvements include: a new lobby with restrooms, at least six equipped exam rooms, a dental suite with adequate space that contains three new dental stations and an X-ray machine, six counseling rooms (five individual and one larger group), a clinic for optical services with two exam rooms, larger meeting spaces and storage areas, and a new lab and pharmacy. The clinic hopes to find a suitable space in downtown Berkeley and is seeking public support to make it happen. See also Haight Ashbury Free Clinics References External links Berkeley Free Clinic homepage Daily Californian video feed on the Free Clinic fiscal crisis, at Youtube Clinics in California Organizations based in Berkeley, California Non-profit organizations based in California Healthcare in the San Francisco Bay Area Worker cooperatives of the United States Medical and health organizations based in California