Dr. Sora Malik and housing advocate Len Booker share operational leadership.
Night clinic, mobile outreach pair, legal referral desk, translation network, and volunteer meal rota.
Saint Morrow · Faction file · High personal trust, little institutional leverage; witnesses seek them out before police or press.
Shorelight Clinic
Provide care without demanding proof of a person's place in the city; connect people to housing, records, and advocates.
History
Every group keeps a record.
A community health and legal-support network created by night-shift clinicians after several patients arrived with no verifiable address but consistent neighbours.
AlliesLaurel Courts co-op, Silt Ward kitchen, hospital porters, Vey Archive Trust.
OppositionPredatory landlords, data brokers, service providers that refuse unrecognized addresses.
Clinical trust, community interpreters, portable care kits, donated vehicles, and a no-questions first appointment.
Medical bags, document scanners, translation tablets, insulated food carriers, and secure paper files.
A former pharmacy in Bellweather, with the entrance kept lit all night.
VehiclesA mobile clinic van, accessible minivan, and volunteer bicycles.
Field identification
Recognizable by the work, not a costume.
UniformPractical clinic scrubs and weatherproof outreach vests with clear staff identification.
SymbolA shoreline line sheltering one small light.
Paint Vault · faction tones
- clinic teal
- warm white
- signal coral
- winter charcoal
STL concept · faction collection
Explore the miniature lines A miniature line with a reason to exist.
Clinicians, outreach workers, mobile clinic van, field medical kit, and street-corner support scenes.