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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

Importance of the screening

In Morocco, breast and cervix cancers constitute a burning issue for the public health. They are the most frequent as they represent approximately half of the cancers affecting the women and are in general diagnosed in very late stages, thus delaying their therapeutic care and complicating their cure.

Since the implementation of the NCPCP in 2010, national-scale operations of breast cancer screening are regularly carried out everywhere throughout the Kingdom, whilst that of the cervix cancer is fully operational in six regions but will be widened to all the Basic Healthcare Centers by five years at the very latest.

Furthermore, early diagnosis services for these two cancers are already available in all the reference centers of reproductive health.

To date, all the types of treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery) have been standardized by formal procedures and are equally provided in the different oncology centers.

Screening tests and core target people

The Moroccan programs of early screening set up the clinical breast examination and the cervical visual inspection with acetic acid as the screening tests to be used in breast and cervix cancers early detection. They are receivable, reliable and not that expensive.

The catchment population for the breast cancer screening is the group of women between 45 and 69 years old, as well as the women having breast cancer cases in their family history (grandmother, mother, aunt, sister). Are excluded from the program the women who already passed through breast cancer. To be totally safe and protected against breast cancer, every woman should redo the breast screening every year, or at least every other year if the result of the previous test is negative.

The target population for the cervix cancer screening concerns all the 30-year-old women till at least over 49 years old. The pregnant women from the 8th week as well as those who already passed through cervix cancer are prohibited from screening. The aim of such screening is to detect the precancerous lesions if any, to treat these lesions as soon as possible and to eliminate hence the risk of a cervix cancer appearance. To be totally safe and protected against breast cancer, women must redo the cervical screening every three years provided that the result of the previous test was negative.

Charte bénévolat I Accept