Kids & Art teams up children who are touched by cancer with local artists. Our mission is to empower, enrich and create memorable experiences. If you’re interested in potentially volunteering, check out their September and October orientations! Read More
The Pathways to Medicine series for high school students is designed for young people who want to pursue careers in the medical field, explore the world of professional health and medicine, and improve their understanding of scientific subjects, especially Biology, Anatomy and Physiology. This series is action-oriented and reflects the depth and breadth of skills medical… Read More
The SF Walk to End Alzheimer’s needs Cheerleaders/Monitors on our walk route. SF’s event is on Saturday, September 17 at Ft. Mason, Great Meadow. The link (below) is where you would sign yourself up or on behalf of your group, we do not have a limit to the size of your group, so the more that… Read More
Contact Susan Blick at sblick@lazarex.org or 925-820-4517 to sign up for any of the following opportunities! March 6, 2016: USAP Events South Bay Duathlons Time: 6am-11am Address: Live Oak High School, 1505 East Main Ave, Morgan Hill, CA 95037 Volunteer Info: Volunteers can help out with duties like athlete registration, monitoring the start and finish… Read More
Student volunteers are needed to help at the Fight For Air Climb on Sat. March 19, 2016 in San Francisco. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to earn community service hours & experience. Their mission is to save lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease. Contact Cecilia Haywood with any questions. Read More
For the second time, Stanford University Sports Medicine will be opening its doors to expose its unique methods of medical care for the nation’s most elite athletes. The program’s expert level clinicians will provide hands-on instruction of topics from the very basics of sports medicine care to the integration of cutting edge approaches to injury prevention, rehabilitation,… Read More
The Summer Residential Program bolsters student’s science skills while introducing them to a host of health-related careers. In order to be eligible, students must be able to attend the entire duration of the program seven days per week. Students live in a residence house on the Stanford campus for the entirety of the program, and… Read More