In this episode of the Just Say Something Podcast, host Phillip Clark sits down with Norma Jean Suarez, Executive Director of Unity Health on Main, a community health center based in downtown Greenville. Their conversation highlights the power of collaboration, the reality of healthcare barriers for families, and an inspiring vision for accessible, holistic care in the Upstate. Norma Jean shares how Unity Health on Main serves over 2,300 patients annually, with services that go far beyond the typical clinic model. From pediatrics and women’s health to mental health counseling, case management, and even a Food Rx program, their approach is intentionally holistic, meeting families where they are, often during a single visit. The two discuss the powerful partnership between Just Say Something and Unity Health, especially in connecting families without a medical home to trusted, culturally competent care. Norma Jean also opens up about the financial challenges the organization has faced this year, including a significant reduction in federal funding, and the ongoing need for support from the community through donations, partnerships, and volunteers. Looking ahead, Norma Jean paints an inspiring picture of what’s possible: a true community health hub in Greenville, a shared space where nonprofits work side by side, eliminating barriers and bringing essential services under one roof. It’s a bold vision grounded in collaboration, equity, and the desire to serve families with dignity. Tune in to hear more about what makes Unity Health on Main such a vital part of Greenville’s support system and how you can get involved. To learn more or get in touch with Unity Health on Main: Visit UnityHealthOnMain.org Call (864) 232-2734 Email Norma Jean directly at njs@unityhealthonmain.org #justsaysomethingpodcast #parentingprograms #powercollective #airpreserve #opioidprevention #PhilClark #unityhealthonmain #normajeansuarez