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Volunteer at
Children’s Clinics!

“Adaptive Rec is SO FUN and heartwarming!!! I think the best part is that there are always lots of little bright smiles. The opportunities for glimpses of happiness are endless as a volunteer. I love working with my peers and the little athletes to generate a fun and energetic learning environment. I think everyone involved in adaptive recreation learns a lot and gains immense positivity when participating.”
-Peyton N.
(UA Psychology and Studio Art, Women’s Rugby Team)

Volunteers play an essential role in the extra care we give our patients and their families.

At Children’s Clinics, we offer a variety of ways to support the clinic, our patients, and their families. Volunteer opportunities include: weekly in-clinic shifts, our diverse 8-week Adaptive Recreation programs, Pet Therapy, and even participating in our fun, community-building clinic events.
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*IMPORTANT* Health Update

As of January 29, 2026, there are confirmed cases of measles in our community. Measles is highly contagious and can cause serious illness, especially in young children, pregnant individuals, and those with weakened immune systems.


Symptoms to watch for:
🌡️Fever
🌡️Runny nose
🌡️Cough
🌡️Red, watery eyes
🌡️Flat red rash that spreads over the body


If your child has a fever and rash:
✅ Before visiting our clinic, please call ahead.
✅ For Primary Care sick visits, we will provide masks and direct you to a private room.
✅ For Well Visits, Specialty, Behavioral Health, or Rehab appointments, we may reschedule or convert to telehealth to keep everyone safe.

We’re here to help. If you suspect your child may have measles, contact your Primary Care Provider for guidance – 520-324-5437