Celebration of Service
Berkeley City Club
Established in 2007, the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship has been helping underserved communities in the area and bringing about lasting change in healthcare. Our Fellowship program prepares the next generation of professionals to serve and empower vulnerable people to live healthier lives and create healthier communities.
Develop a new generation of outstanding healthcare professionals who have a passion for service.
Improve the health and well-being of underserved Bay Area communities by providing our Fellows with the required skills and capabilities they will need to carry out the projects which they create and implement.
Create lasting changes in healthcare at a greater scale through our alumni-network by providing them with leadership development, continued networking, skill-building, and community service opportunities.
Reflections on the 2018-19 Fellowship Year
Implementing a mindfulness-based peer support curriculum with the reentry population in Solano County, CA: Lessons Learned
Expansion of community dental clinic to adults and children from immigrant, refugee, and asylee backgrounds
Designing a New Model of Dental Care for LGBTQ and Homeless Communities in San Francisco
Oakland in Focus
Enhancing the human-animal connection in seniors
We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For: A Health & Social Justice Program for Young Women of Color in Oakland
The Little Libraries: Addressing inequities in school readiness
Bringing the Farm Back Home: Farm your Pharm
Enhancing LGBTQ+ Affirming Clinical and Referrals Resources at the San Mateo County Pride Center
Intergenerational Volunteering Experiences for Individuals with Aphasia
Implementation of STEM Experiences at a James Denman Middle School
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