Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center

BodyGuards Volunteer Program

Master
Media Component
Three people sitting at a table with program documents and items.
Content

The Community Outreach and Engagement program at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center provides a variety of opportunities for individuals to work in community outreach events, representing Baylor College of Medicine as a BodyGuard volunteer. The BodyGuards Program supports the COE program goals of reducing cancer health disparities in under-served populations through cancer awareness, prevention, and early screening. 

Heading

Volunteers Will:

Media Component
Several people seated in chairs while watching a health informational.
Content
  • Have the opportunity to participate in various health fairs and community events sponsored by Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center or in collaboration with community partners
  • Receive email announcements of upcoming events
  • Choose to participate based on their availability and interest
Heading

Current Volunteer Opportunities include:

Media Component
A group of people standing around a table reading program literature.
Content
  • Participating in educational community health fairs and special events such as the Get Your Rear in Gear 5K
  • Supporting with clerical duties such as entering survey data and packaging materials
  • Participating as a Service Learning Project site for BCM medical students
  • Brainstorming ideas for our Theater Outreach Program
  • Assisting in social media feedback and help
Heading

Program Benefits

Content
  • BodyGuard Program t-shirt provided
  • Community service hour tracking 
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Annual appreciation ceremony
  • Certificate of participation

If you are interested in joining or learning more about the roles and many benefits of the Bodyguard Volunteer Program, you may print, complete and email the application to Millicent Lacy at millicent.lacy@bcm.edu.