GET INVOLVED
Find Your Place in the Network
There are many ways to connect with Health Ministries Network - whether you're a nurse, caregiver, faith leader, or community member.
VOLUNTEER
Three Ways to Serve
Get The Training
Become a Faith Community Nurse, Health Minister, or Community Health Advocate to serve your faith community or geographic community. Once you graduate, you have the option to be listed in our directory of volunteers and be invited to ongoing continuing education events, which can count towards nursing license requirements.If you have already taken a Foundations Course and are seeking to join Health Ministries Network, please contact us. We need a copy of your certificate, a quick background check, and an enrollment form — and you are ready to go!
Volunteer with Ask-A-Nurse, Special Events, and more
You don't need the Foundations Training to participate in special events such as health fairs, clinic invitations, and more.
We are very happy to find a place for individuals who would like to help with non-medical support tasks, as needed. Please note your name will not be included in the directory.
Email the Director for upcoming opportunities.
MORE WAYS TO CONNECT
Other Ways to Be Involved
Serve on Our Board
Health Ministries Network is always supportive of community members who would like to share their expertise in ongoing efforts to support our mission. If you have a special talent and a desire to get involved, please contact the Director for current openings.
Connect with a Volunteer in Your Area
Contact a Faith Community Nurse, Health Minister, or Community Health Advocate in your area. See who is listed in our directory of volunteers. If you are outside of our four-county service area, please contact the director.
Attend Monthly Meetings
HMN hosts monthly meetings with rotating educational topics open to faith community nurses, health ministers, and community members. Meetings are held via Zoom, and recordings are available on our YouTube channel.
Connect with Transitional Care Support
Please work with your patient's primary care team or discharge team to coordinate transitional care. If there is a Faith Community Nurse in your faith community or geographic community who can assist, they will connect first with medical providers and administration to coordinate care, if possible.