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Whether you work in health care or not, talents of all kind are welcome and encouraged. Santa Clara Country projects a significant need for volunteers of all types to support staff in a variety of settings, including remotely. This includes both people with direct patient care experience, as well as those with experience in administration and management, customer service, office specialties, logistics, environmental services/housekeeping/janitorial services, food service, pharmacy, lab work, social work, case management, information technology, nutrition and more. 
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Active volunteering opportunities to to aid the COVID-19 efforts Alameda Food Back
Seeking healthy volunteers, ages 18 to 64, to help pack and sorting food. Martha's Kitchen Martha's Kitchen is feeding nearly 1,000 extra meals per day to keep up with the need. A GoFundMe charity page has been created to raise the additional funds needed to provide nutritious meals for those in need. Donations can be made via the button below. Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Needs volunteers to box and distribute food to the community. Monetary donations are also appreciated Santa Clara County: COVID-19 Volunteers By completing a short volunteer survey, you can be best matched to role(s) that use your skill set. Each role will support front line staff and first responders, creating a healthier, safer community. The COVID Tracking Project Every day, our volunteers compile the latest numbers on tests, cases, hospitalizations, and patient outcomes from every US state and territory. A Little Joy Initiative TUTORING TO THE RESCUE: The devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic cannot be overstated. One of the losses we currently face is the suspension of classes for our children. And, academically, young students from low-income families in grades K-8 are hurting the most. SCOPE is very unique in that it provides student leadership opportunities, overseen by the physician director and founders of SCOPE, and the possibility for creativity and initiative in improving the program. For example, the interpreter program, which is one of the biggest benefits SCOPE gives the hospital (largely because there are no in-house interpreters on weekend and overnight shifts) would not have been possible without student initiative.
As a volunteer, you’ll be a key communication link between patients, families, and hospital staff. Volunteers will be part of a team dedicated to providing high quality health care and experience the medical profession environment. There are two locations: Santa Clara and San Jose.  |
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