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Osmond Health Foundation

Volunteer Safeguarding

Understand safeguarding, privacy, dignity, photography, field conduct, and concern-reporting requirements for volunteer service.

Volunteer Safeguarding

Volunteers are expected to protect dignity, privacy, and safety in every OHF activity. Safeguarding applies to children, vulnerable adults, patients, caregivers, community members, volunteers, staff, partners, and visitors.

  • Follow the assigned coordinator’s instructions before, during, and after outreach.
  • Never collect clinical or personal information unless the approved role requires it.
  • Escalate safety, abuse, exploitation, harassment, privacy, or consent concerns immediately.
  • Use aggregate, approved information for reporting; do not share identifiable patient or beneficiary details.
  • Keep media activity consent-aware, respectful, and aligned with OHF communications guidance.
Donation-supported healthcare outreach

Act With Purpose

Help bring dependable healthcare closer to underserved families.

Every contribution helps fund outreach logistics, screening supplies, health education, volunteer coordination, and accountable field reporting.

  • Responsible stewardship
  • Community-first delivery
  • Transparent reporting