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"I alone cannot change the world, but I
can cast a stone across the waters to
create many ripples."

Heal the City is fortunate to have numerous wonderful volunteers. To manage the influx of applications we have created a new process to accept volunteers. Heal The City is currently accepting volunteers who are able to commit to at least 6 months of service. The clinic has specific volunteer opportunities available each quarter, which are listed below. Heal the City hosts monthly orientations for new volunteers. 

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  1. To begin the application process, please contact Heal the City via email at volunteers@healthecityamarillo.com to be sent an application and receive more information.

  2. Once processed, our volunteer coordinator will reach out with further instructions about the orientation process.

  • Be at least 18 years of age, unless approved by the clinic director

  • Pass a criminal background check

  • Complete HIPAA training

  • Submit immunization record, if applicable

Current Opportunities
 
  • Evening Front Desk Attendant

    • Greet patients as they come in for evening classes and workouts and direct them to the FIT center​

  • Floor Attendant

    • Wipe down equipment periodically and help patients with any questions they have about exercise and equipment. Assist with other cleaning duties needed.​

  • Hope Garden 

    • Tend and water our community garden located across from Door 2 (front entrance)​

  • Quartermaster

    • Help with cleaning the FIT Center on a weekly basis. Take care of laundry and other custodial tasks​

  • Spiritual Care

    • Pray with patients during the week and work with our Chaplin Margie Gonzales ​

  • Teaching Wellness Classes 

    • If you have a certain skill for which you would like to teach classes, please contact our Wellness Coordinator. We are always looking for new wellness classes and instructors ​

  • Translators ​​

    • We are in need of regular translators in Spanish every day for classes. Topics include exercise, nutrition, disease-specific education​

  1. Food Ministry - HTC provides food for our providers and volunteers who commit their evening to serving our patients.

  2. Ladies Auxiliary - A group of women that collaborate together that support the clinic in various ways.

  3. Pharmacy Technicians - Help the pharmacist prepare and dispense medication (certification required).

  4. Gardening/Groundskeeper - We have a collaboration with Snack Pak 4 Kids to provide fresh produce for our patients.

  5. Host an event that benefits the Clinic!

  6. Financially.

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