Doctors and Clinical Officers
Lead consultation desks, review screening results, identify urgent cases, and guide referrals.
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Volunteer Your Skill for Community Health
Join doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, students, media professionals, and community volunteers helping residents receive organized free healthcare across Ondo State.
Volunteer roles
Every station needs prepared hands
Volunteers are assigned based on professional scope, field experience, availability, and the needs of each outreach site.
Nurses and Midwives
Support triage, vitals, patient education, women and family health guidance, and care flow.
Pharmacists
Manage available medications, dosage counseling, safety checks, and pharmacy station records.
Laboratory Scientists
Coordinate point-of-care checks such as blood sugar, malaria testing, and result documentation.
Students and Interns
Assist with registration, station support, patient movement, documentation, and health talks.
Media and Documentation
Capture consent-based stories, community announcements, field updates, and partner reporting.
Community Mobilisers
Help residents understand registration, outreach timing, queues, eligibility, and follow-up guidance.
Logistics Volunteers
Support venue setup, crowd flow, supplies, water points, elderly support, and orderly close-out.
Volunteer journey
From interest to field service
Submit Interest
Tell us your role, availability, professional background, and preferred support area.
Join Orientation
Receive briefing on outreach flow, patient dignity, safety, reporting, and escalation rules.
Receive Assignment
Team leads assign volunteers to stations before the outreach day based on skill and need.
Serve on Outreach Day
Work with the field team to deliver organized, respectful, and measurable community care.
Standards of service
Care must be compassionate, organized, and safe
Glow Health Outreach treats volunteer service as a serious public trust. Each person on the field helps protect dignity, privacy, and continuity of care.
Licensed professionals should volunteer within their scope of practice.
All volunteers must respect patient dignity, privacy, and informed consent.
Clinical decisions remain under qualified medical supervision.
Volunteers should arrive early for briefing, station setup, and role confirmation.
Post-outreach records and feedback are treated as part of responsible community care.
Ready to serve?
Bring your skill where it can remove a real barrier to care.
Volunteer coordination begins before every outreach so the field team can plan safe stations, proper documentation, and useful follow-up.