Children's Hospital Colorado Junior Volunteer Program
Year-round and summer volunteer opportunities for teens 13-18 at Children's Hospital Colorado, with a six-month minimum commitment of three hours per week. Volunteers support hospital departments and family events; outstanding volunteers are recognized with two $2,500 Junior Volunteer Recognition Scholarships annually.
The Junior Volunteer Program at Children’s Hospital Colorado gives teens ages 13 to 18 opportunities to get involved with their community and gain valuable experience.
We offer both full-year and summer volunteer opportunities.
Our volunteers typically commit to three hours per week.
How to Apply
- Complete application
- Interview
- Health screening
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