So You Want to Volunteer?

Words From Our Volunteers

“It is a rewarding feeling to be part of a group that is making a positive impact in the lives of
people who live and work in our community.”

“I volunteer at FCC because there is a big need for healthcare in my community, and this group of people at FCC really cares for the well-being of their neighbors.”

“Our family has so much fun serving our community through FCC. We have loved connecting with other volunteers and supporting our community in this capacity.”

“It is so heartwarming when you get to help someone who has been suffering from a disease that can be remediated by a group of caring volunteers.”

“I have volunteered on several Saturday free clinics and have seen the impact firsthand of helping families who we were able to help identify some serious health issues and get them the care they needed.  It has been a very rewarding experience.”

“I am honored to work with people who want to serve others and make a difference in the
community.”

“I volunteer at Forsyth community clinic because I can meet people where they are.”

“I can spend precious time listening to patients, hearing their stories and helping them get much needed care. It allows me to give back, sharing my skills to help those who are truly in need.”

“I love volunteering at Forsyth Free Clinic because it’s where compassion and community come together. Witnessing the care, dedication, and the difference we make in lives reaffirmed why this work is so meaningful to me.”

“It really fills my heart to be able to help some of those that are less fortunate than me! I am the lucky one!”

“I always volunteer at the clinic when I am in town because it allows me to give back to my
community and be around a great group of people that are inspired to make a change!”

“I love volunteering at Forsyth Free Clinic because it’s where compassion and community come together. Seeing this firsthand at our first Women’s Health Clinic was incredibly inspiring. Witnessing the care, dedication, and the difference we make in women’s lives reaffirmed why this work is so meaningful to me.”

You make the difference, you make it possible, and you are our most valuable asset.

Help Us Help You Find Your Place At FCC

We are always looking for volunteers who are wanting to make a difference.

We are currently looking for licensed nurses, certified phlebotomists, any non-medical and administrative volunteers, mobile clinic drivers, and fundraisers

Medical Professionals

Providers
Nurses
Phlebotomists

Physical Therapists

Non-Medical Clinic Volunteers

Interpreters
Receptionists
Eligibility Specialists

Mobile Clinic Coordinators

Mobile Clinic Drivers

Administrative Volunteers

Fundraisers

Marketing

Social Media

House Keeping

At this time we are unable to accommodate volunteers under the age of 21

FCC is part of the Georgia Volunteer Health Care Program (GVHCP) of the Department of Public Health (DPH). This program provides Sovereign Immunity protection to licensed health care professionals who volunteer to treat uninsured individuals at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty level. The goal is to increase access to quality health care for underserved Georgians through volunteerism and state- sponsored liability protection. The benefits for volunteering for this program include continuing education credits, relationship building in your community and more importantly saving lives.

Interested in Becoming a Volunteer?

Fill out the interest form below and we’ll get in contact with you!

At this time we are unable to accommodate volunteers under the age of 21

Non-Medical and Administrative Volunteer Orientations are held on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month at the Clinic.
Medical Volunteer Orientations (RN/MA) are held on the THIRD THURSDAY of each month at 6:00 PM at the Clinic.

We are unable to accommodate anyone under the age of 21.