Our Center is governed by five-member board of directors. The board is responsible for the  development of operational policy and direction of the organization. They delegates responsibilities for day-to-day operations to the Executive Director and staff. The board is diverse and is comprised of four officers, which include the chair, vice chair, secretary and the treasurer. The Board of Directors meets once every sixty days and holds its meeting at such times and places as a majority of the directors in office determine. All board members serve two- year terms, but are eligible for re-election. Our organization is well managed by professionals and our payroll and accounting services are provided by outside accounting firm, Ubani Associates PPLC.  Since our inception we have offered medical and counseling services to several individuals majority of them people of color and African immigrants in Minnesota. 

We provide medical and preventive health education outreach services to residents of Twin Cities and metropolis, especially the uninsured. In collaboration with Crown Medical Center, we offer urgent, primary care and laboratory / diagnostic services on a wide variety of acute, chronic and infectious diseases. We are one of twenty four centers in the state of Minnesota certified by the Department of Home Land Security (DHS) to screen recent immigrants for contagious diseases such as HIV/ AIDS, hepatitis B, syphilis and tuberculosis. The certification also allows us to offer educational counseling services on preventative health issues to the immigrants and to reach a large gamut of people worldwide.  We do extensive educational outreach (awareness) which is the key to containing the morbidity and mortality associated with most contagious diseases. Learn more about Crown Medical Support Services on the McFarlane radio show in Minneapolis (KFA1 90.3) every first Tuesday of the month where we broadly discuss the health disparity and ways of addressing this issue. We also publish articles monthly on preventive health topics in several Twin Cities newspapers. In the state of Minnesota we rank at the top bracket of cultural specific centers that caters to the health needs of people of color especially African Immigrants.