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Virtual Volunteering for Teens Interested in Healthcare

I was wondering what types of virtual volunteering opportunities would be available for high school students looking to contribute to, and gain experience in, healthcare? It seems both my age and virtual approach have limited my options, but I really want to help out somehow.
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Raquel’s Answer

There is a good variety of volunteering that is available to do virtually, though much of it is very different from what you would do in an in-person setting. Some opportunities you can look into include:
American Red Cross
Crisis Hotline
United Nations
Missing Maps
Be My Eyes
FIMRC virtual volunteer experience
Translators Without Borders (if fluent in a second language)

These are just a few examples to get you started and give you some ideas. You could also reach out to local hospitals or organizations to see if they have any virtual or in-person volunteer opportunities. You can also search online for virtual volunteer opportunities. If you have any specific interests I recommend searching to see if you can find anything relating to your interests.
If you are interested in learning about different healthcare professions there are a variety of virtual shadowing opportunities available as well.
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much! I'll check those out. Amanda
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Rachele’s Answer

Volunteering is a great opportunity for the community, those in need, as well as expanding your experience in the health care industry. I would encourage you to research organizations in the health care realm and find a contact email or phone #. Aside from the normal charities, you may also want to reach out to hospitals in your community. While there are new restrictions on volunteering in person, hospitals may need virtual assistance or support. Last but not least, volunteermatch.org is a great source to find opportunities. Good luck!
Thank you comment icon Thank you, I'll definitely look into the direct approach. Happy New Year! Amanda
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Sheila’s Answer

Hi Amanda:

As others have shared some great comments on virtual opportunities for teens, I want to reiterate the following sites listed below. Raquel's list appears to be a good start as well. Best of luck to you!

Sheila recommends the following next steps:

Volunteer Opportunities • https://www.volunteermatch.org/virtual-volunteering
American Red Cross • https://www.redcross.org/volunteer/become-a-volunteer/youth-opportunities.html
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much! Amanda
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Madiha’s Answer

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Thank you comment icon Thanks, it looks interesting! Amanda
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Dante D’s Answer

You can frequently go to www.volunteermatch.org to see if there are virtual volunteering in your area.
Thank you comment icon Thank you! Amanda
Thank you comment icon You are welcomed. Happy New Year. I hope all works out with volunteering in the community and city, as well as your future career moves. Dante D Kelly
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