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Voluntary work program


The Lalla Salma Foundation has implemented, at Her Highness the Princess Lalla Salma’s behest, a well organized voluntary work program through which she had called for a mobilization that transcends the financial generosity and asks all citizens, those who are ready to share their experience or those who are ready to devote their time, to do good activities for the sake of people in need.

Since 2011, a methodological framework for the implementation of voluntary work program was drawn up and the preparation lasted almost one year in order to launch the first pioneer plan in January 2012 of pediatric Hematological-ontological department (PHOD) of Rabat. Subsequent to the success achieved and the positive echo of the program and particularly its impact on patients, the Foundation started its expansion in many regions of the kingdom with the ambition to the widespread throughout the national territory.

RECRUITMENT PROCEDURES


Registration : visit the website of Lalla Salma Foundation and go to the heading : « become a volunteer » in which an application form will be put at your disposal. Once filled, click on “send”. Request processing: Your request will be processed as soon as possible, and an answer will be sent to your address mail for any additional information related to registration.

Recruitment committee : A recruitment interview will be held with a committee consisting of a member of the Foundation, the program manager, facilitator and psychologist with the aim of deciding the suitability of your profile with the purposes of the Foundation’s volunteer program.

Probationary period : A two-month probationary period on the field will be prepared for you during which you will be accompanied by a “senior” volunteer and you can get in touch with all volunteers by means of volunteer groups on social networks.

Evaluation and the signing of the charter : After going through this basic training, another evaluation meeting is set to assess your work and sign if you are finally approved the voluntary charter. Training : Training sessions will be organized throughout the year.

Cartographie


  • Screening centers
  • the programmed centers
  • the areas of proximity

Marrakech

UHC Med VI, Oncology Center, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0766177939

Casablanca

Ibn Rochd University Hospital, Mohammed VI Center for the treatment of cancers, volunteer office

Phone number: 0666148848

Casablanca

UHC Ibn Rochd, Hospital August 20, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0666148848

Rabat

Children's Hospital, Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Service, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0661868675

Rabat

National Institute of Oncology, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0668831540

Meknès

Regional Oncology Center, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0661424282

Fès

UHC Hassan II, Oncology Center, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0697428521

Agadir

Regional Oncology Center, Volunteer Office

Phone number: 0661086141

Laayoune

Tanger

Beni Mellal

Oujda

Tétouan

Kénitra

Kalaat Sraghna

Témara

Midelt

ELIGIBILITY CRITEA


- To be over 18 years of age.

- Do not have other purposes than volunteering.

- To be freely committed to carry out an action in favor of others, self-employed, not subject to the obligation of the law, out of your professional and familial time.

- Knowing how to aptly analyze your practice of volunteering and pointing out any room for improvement.

Reading list

Guide du bénévole
Règlement intérieur du bénévolat

Early detection

In Morocco, cervix and breast cancers represent serious concerns for the public health corpus. Not only they correspond to the most frequent cancers affecting woman (36.1% for the breast cancer and 12.8% for the cervix cancer), but they also cause a significant add up of deaths due to the delay in their diagnosis.

The breast and cervix cancersearly detection program targets the women from 45 to 69 years old for the breast cancer screening, and the women aged from 30 to 49 years for the cervical screening. This program is based on the clinical examination for the breast cancer and on the cervical visual inspection method with acetic acid (VIA).

To reduce the incidence and the mortality due to these two cancers, the Foundation lalla salma set up an early detection program supported by large-scale campaigns of awareness and information, by taking into account the three levels of the Moroccan health system.

Awareness campaigns are passed on by all the health centers of the territory, that is to say more than 2500 centers through the whole country.

 

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Early detection

 

The three levels of the Moroccan healthcare system are:

Level 1: healthcare centers, general practitioners offices.

Level 2: district and department hospitals, diagnostic centers, specialists’ offices and private hospitals.

Level 3: university hospitals, oncology regional centers, private ward cancer hospitals

 

Early detection guideline

The Lalla Salma Foundation against Cancer found the wherewithal to achieve its strategic objectives and focused since the very beginning on the healthcare professionals’ vocational training and support, by organizing regular seminars, workshops, assertiveness training and so on. With this aim, the Foundation Lalla Salma published the “Guide of Early Detection for the Breast and Cervix Cancers” directed to every healthcare professional whether be operating in the public or the private sector, and to the healthcare supervisors and trainers. This Guide is a reference textbook treating of the various stages of the screening and the diagnosis of the breast and cervix cancers.

 

Reference Centers of Reproductive Health

As part of the Program of early detection for the breast and cervix cancers, the Foundation Lalla Salma modeled and standardized the screening centers, called them “Reference Centers of Reproductive Health” (CRSR) prior to the ongoing of their construction. Integrating the early detection of the breast and cervix cancers into the reference centers of reproductive health set up by the Ministry of Health was indeed an important measure to improve the process.

Mobile units of mammography

Another useful measure within the framework of the same program of breast cancer early screening is that of the pilot program experienced in the regions of the Grand-Casablanca and the Souss Massa Draa, which have been equipped in 2008 with two mobile units of mammography. This strategy made much simpler the early detection of cancers, even in far-distant villages.

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