Minimum Hours per Week: Often 4–8 hours per week is standard for hospital-based roles.Licensure: Must hold a valid, active medical or nursing license in the jurisdiction of service (or meet host country requirements for international work).
Recurrence:
Recurring
Volunteers Needed:
2
Cause Areas:
Children & Youth, Family, Housing & Homelessness, Hunger, Food Security, Mental Health
Benefits:
Stipend Provided, Training Provided
Good For:
Public Groups, Age 55+, International Volunteers, Private Corporate Groups
Volunteer doctors and nurses provide compassionate, professional medical care and health education to children and families served by our programs. This role supports our mission to nurture hope, healing, and resilience in underserved communities.
Conduct periodic health check‑ups for youth (vision, hearing, growth, general wellness).
Identify early signs of physical or mental health concerns and recommend follow‑up care.
Treatment & Referrals
Provide basic treatment for minor illnesses or injuries.
Refer youth to appropriate specialists or clinics when needed.
Health Education
Lead workshops on hygiene, nutrition, sexual health, and preventive care—tailored to age and cultural sensitivity.
Offer guidance to staff and volunteers on recognizing health red flags.
Program Support
Advise on health protocols for camps, field trips, and group activities.
Help develop medical consent forms and emergency care plans.
Community Outreach
Partner with local clinics or hospitals to secure free or low‑cost services for participants.
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Direct Care
Monitor vital signs, administer first aid, and assist with medication management…
Location
Hybrid
Volunteer must be in or near St. Louis, MO
Associated Location
TBD
5850 Macklind Ave, St. Louis, MO 63109, USA 225
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