Category: Information for Supporters

Raffa Clinic is currently looking to hire a Part Time Staff Nurse and a Full Time Client Care Services position.

We will be accepting applications and resumes at our Greenville clinic located at 2612 Jordan Street until 5:00pm on Wednesday, February 12th. Applications and resumes can also be emailed to threesa@raffaclinic.org.

The Staff Nurse Job Description can be found here: Staff Nurse Position.2020

The Client Care Services Job Description can be found here: Client Care Services Job Description.2020

The Raffa Clinic Employment Application can be found here: Application For Employment.2018

**In order to be considered for the position, all inquiries MUST include a completed application for employment AND a current resume.**

Information about our clinic services can be found at www.RaffaClinic.org and information for our supporters can be found at www.friendsofraffa.org.

Please pass along to anyone that you feel may be a good fit for this position. All inquiries should be addressed to Threesa Sadler at 903-454-9751.

Raffa Clinic sustains storm damage

As you may know, downtown Greenville had a storm last week on Wednesday evening that caused quite a bit of damage to multiple buildings. Our clinic originally reported that we were good and we asked you to pray for our other area businesses and homes that had been damaged. Unfortunately, the storms that came through on Sunday proved that to not be true. When we arrived at the clinic Monday morning we were greeted with a good deal of water damage and it was found that our roof had been badly damaged after all. Our staff is working diligently in our clinic to salvage what can be saved, but we are also realizing that there is much that will need to be replaced.

At the time of this writing, we are waiting for an insurance adjuster to know what will be covered. Our roofer has tarped the roof to try to keep further damage from occurring. We have large industrial blowers and dehumidifiers running 24/7 to attempt to dry out the building.

Due to the damage sustained, Raffa Clinic will be closed to see any medical patients until we are safe to re-open. But we are still here to serve them! We are reached out to other area pregnancy clinics in Rockwall, Paris, and Sulphur Springs and they have agreed to see any patient we refer over. They just need to call us and we can help them set up that appointment.

Ridgecrest Baptist Church has graciously lent us some classroom spaces so that our pregnancy and parenting classes can continue with minimal interruption. We truly appreciate the support and we know our Raffa families are thankful as well because it is through these classes they earn the diapers and things they need for their babies.

We are asking you to help support our efforts to #rebuildraffa and we can’t wait to re-open and show you how the Lord used this storm to make us better so that we can better serve our community! If you would like to help us by giving, please visit https://raffaclinic.kindful.com/ and give now. As more material needs surface or the need for volunteers to help with clean up or repairs surface we will share them on our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/supportraffaclinic/ so please follow us there for the most recent updates and needs. We just posted a video there with a look at the damage. Here is a link to that video post https://www.facebook.com/supportraffaclinic/videos/474753883259609/

Thank you for all you do to support Raffa Clinic.

Thank you for your prayers.

Thank you for helping us #rebuildraffa

~Threesa Sadler

It has been said that “nothing changes if nothing changes.” This simple truth can be seen every day at pro-life clinics like Raffa Clinic and also at abortion clinics when former clients walk through  the doors wrestling with yet another agonizing pregnancy decision.

When Kirsten called Raffa Clinic, she already had a very young daughter and was not ready to be a mother again. The father of the baby had left her to fend for herself in the aftermath, dealing with medical issues and the care of an aging family member. The thought of raising a child on her own had seemed like too much work. But ultimately, Kirsten chose life and was learning to make it work. But then the unimaginable happened…Kirsten found out she was pregnant. Again.

When Kirsten called Raffa, she was distraught. Her new partner was pressuring her to have an abortion and she had no idea how she’d ever raise two kids on her own. The Raffa staff person  listened, spoke with compassion, helped her process her thoughts and circumstances. Kirsten and the father of her baby came into our clinic and, after seeing their child for the first time through an ultrasound, CHOSE LIFE. Kirsten poured her thankfulness to the staff for being there during her time of need.

Because of you, Kirsten’s new baby has a future!