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Volunteer opportunities include:

– Donations for JCPS Schools
– Blessings in a Backpack
– School Physicals and Immunizations
– Child Mentor
– School Cloth Pantry
– Donations for Homeless Shelters
– Iftar Dinner
– Interfaith Relations

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Over two weeks from May 28th to June 12th, 2026, Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) health care staff are hosting district-wide school physical opportunities. The JCPS students can get their mandatory physicals, vision and hearing tests, and confirm their immunizations are up to date. This is a fantastic opportunity for children and families to get prepared for the upcoming school year. The staff are also on hand providing free eye examinations. Special thanks for JCPS amazing Nurse Practitioners and healthcare staff for this initiative to help improve the population health.Doctors for Healthy Communities (DHC) volunteers will attend several dates of the two-week program. DHC Executive Director (and registered nurse) Debbie Harper along with DHC volunteers are planning to participate. Including today, June 8, the upcoming dates are:June 8, 2026 Seneca High School 3510 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40220June 9, 2026 Waggener High School 330 S Hubbard Lane, Louisville, KY 40207June 10, 2026 Western High School 2501 Rockford Lane, Louisville, KY 40216June 11, 2026 Valley High School 10200 Dixie Highway, Louisville, KY 40272June 12, 2026 Southern High School 8620 Preston Highway, Louisville, KY 40219 ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know you can't use SNAP benefits (food stamps) in the state of Kentucky to purchase toilet paper? To assist Louisville residents in need, the Cathedral Social Concerns Committee hosted a toilet paper drive for the Central Louisville Community Ministries Hygiene Closet on April 25 and 26.The Family Community Clinic (FCC) and its volunteers played a major role in this drive. FCC offers comprehensive health care for people of all ages, and those services are free for those who can not afford health insurance. They also provide Spanish translating services for those with limited English.Family Community Clinic also partners with local organizations such as the UofL Dental School and Norton Healthcare Centers to further promote health wellness and prevention. These services include free dental screenings and mammogram/pap smear screenings. Family Community Clinic is open Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM-5:00 pm by Appointment only.Pictured: DHC volunteer Ms. Norma Hyberger, 96 years young, helped deliver supplies during the Toilet Paper Drive by Family Community Clinic. The supply was received by Gina, administrative assistant at FCC. ... See MoreSee Less
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Doctors for Healthy Communities (DHC) volunteers started the holiday season by delivering gifts to children at Portland Elementary School of Jefferson County Public Schools. Children's toys were delivered to Michelle Cox, Portland Elementary Family Resource Coordinator, for the families during this time of year. Pictured are Michelle Cox, left, Debbie Harper and Dr. Waqar Saleem of DHC. ... See MoreSee Less
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