Community Health
What is Community Health?
Volunteers serve in a variety of locations and positions with local health problems. Maliheh Free Clinic and Welcome Baby are the organizations currently partnered with Community Health. Volunteering with these programs offers a great way for students to get involved in healthcare and make a difference through service.
Maliheh Free Clinic Volunteer Description:
The Maliheh Free Clinic is looking for Spanish Interpreters, Patient Technicians, Resources, and Office Volunteers. The Maliheh Free Clinic is located in South Salt Lake City and offers free healthcare to uninsured Utahns who fall below 200% of the poverty line. Volunteering at Maliheh is perfect for those interested in entering the healthcare field.
Volunteer Commitment: Volunteers are encouraged to attend two 4-hour shifts monthly and are required to commit to 4 months minimum. Maliheh can accommodate back-to-back shifts to save on driving. After 10 shifts, volunteers can become Trainers and potentially join the Leadership Team.
Additionally, Maliheh is currently running a trial program of virtual 2-hour Spanish Interpreting shifts. These volunteers must serve a minimum of 1 hr/week. Hours of operation are 11 AM to 1 PM. If you are interested in this, please contact a Maliheh Program Director through the "Contact Us" tab.
Welcome Baby Volunteer Description:
Welcome Baby is looking for volunteers to meet virtually with new mothers to help educate them and provide support during the transition into motherhood.
Volunteer Commitment: No time commitment is required and volunteering will be done virtually.
How Do I Get Involved?
BE A VOLUNTEER
Step 1
Please submit this survey
Step 2
Each time you serve, report your hours through The BYU app or here
If you have any questions, refer to the “Contact Us” tab or join the contact list