Volunteer to Support Free Healthcare in Cabarrus County

Volunteers help make free healthcare possible for uninsured residents living in Cabarrus County. The Community Free Clinic has served our community since 1994, and volunteers remain essential to expanding access to care in Concord, NC.

Medical and non-medical roles are available. We will help you find a role that fits your skills, schedule, and the clinic’s current needs.

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Why Volunteer With The Community Free Clinic

Volunteers support a clinic that provides free, coordinated care for uninsured adults and helps patients manage chronic conditions, access medications, and connect to specialty services through HealthNet Cabarrus.

Your time helps keep care free for eligible patients and helps the clinic serve more of the Cabarrus County community.

Volunteer Impact

During the 2024 to 2025 fiscal year, medical and administrative volunteers contributed 2,367 hours of support.

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Volunteer Roles

Volunteer needs vary throughout the year. Roles may be ongoing, seasonal, or event based. Expectations and time commitments are clarified before placement.

Medical Volunteers

Licensed providers and clinical professionals may assist with patient care based on clinic scheduling and credentialing requirements. Active licensure and verification may be required depending on role.

Non-Medical Volunteers

Front desk support, administrative work, patient flow assistance, translation support, and other non-clinical roles help the clinic run smoothly and create a respectful experience for patients.

Students and Community Volunteers

Students and community members may support clinic operations, events, and outreach based on current needs and eligibility requirements.

What to Expect

Orientation and Training

Volunteers receive orientation and role specific guidance so expectations are clear and patient privacy is protected.

Professional, Patient Centered Environment

The clinic serves individuals who may be under stress. Volunteers are expected to communicate respectfully and support a calm, welcoming environment.

Scheduling

Some roles follow scheduled clinic hours, while others are flexible or event based. The volunteer team will confirm schedule expectations with you.

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How to Volunteer

Step 1: Review Opportunities

Start by reviewing current volunteer opportunities to find a role that fits your background and availability.

Step 2: Apply

Submit the volunteer application. Some roles may require credentialing, background checks, or additional documentation.

Step 3: Confirm Next Steps

A team member will follow up with next steps and help you get started.

Other Ways to Support

If you cannot volunteer in the clinic, you can still support the mission by donating, attending events, or sharing information about free healthcare access in Cabarrus County.

Ready to Get Involved

Thank you for supporting free healthcare in Cabarrus County. Review opportunities and apply today, or contact the clinic with questions.