We make it easy to volunteer at the Jewish Community Free Clinic

Volunteer Today at the JCFC

There are many ways to volunteer at the Jewish Community Free Clinic.

Our volunteers have many talents that serve the community. Many have not had any experience in the healthcare field prior to working at the clinic.

Volunteers needed are:

  • Medical providers

  • Nurses

  • Medical receptionists

  • Interpreters

  • Therapists

  • Social service support

  • Acupuncturists

  • Special project volunteers and research internships are also available.

If you are interested in a volunteer position, please click and complete our quick and easy Volunteer Interest Form.

Once we have received your application, we will contact you to set up an interview

Each year more than 150 volunteers provide all direct services at the JCFC. We couldn’t do it without them and are always in need of dedicated support. We feel heartfelt thanks for all of our volunteers past and present.
— Donna Waldman

Service Learning

Service learning is an educational approach that combines classroom learning with community service. Students learn theories in the classroom and volunteer with the JCFC. They then reflect on their service activities to deepen their understanding of the course content and enhance their sense of civic responsibility.

Service learning with th JCFC has several benefits, including:

  • Enriching the learning experience

  • Teaching civic responsibility

  • Strengthening communities

  • Connecting knowledge and theory to practice

  • Meeting societal needs

Call us today to learn more about our Service Learning Programs.

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