Ongoing Opportunity Categories: Children and Youth and Health and Medicine
Volunteer with the Tooth Truck
Tooth Truck volunteers are referred to as “Dental Care Advocates” because they help instill in our young patients that they have the power to maintain good oral health. Our dedicated volunteers provide additional one-on-one support for children. They greet children and accompany them to and from their classrooms. They teach each child about oral hygiene and calm fears of children new to dental care. They even help with homework or teach a craft, providing true one-on-one time. In addition, volunteers may also contact the child’s parents and/or guardians to confirm after-school appointments and help process patient applications.Volunteers usually commit one to two volunteer shifts a month, with shifts being from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM or from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM. These times may vary depending on the start time and lunch times of individual schools.
Fill out the following form to request information about how you can volunteer to help the Tooth Truck in Springfield, Missouri. We will contact you very soon.
Application Instructions:
Download the Volunteer Application
The PDF Application may be printed and completed by hand, or completed electronically using Adobe Acrobat (you must save before you exit the form)
You may send the completed printed application to this address:
RMHC Tooth Truck
949 E. Primrose St.
Springfield, MO 65807
or E-mail the completed PDF form to [email protected]
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