Your professional skills will make an impact on the lives of children who have no access to quality dental care.
Who can volunteer?
DVI welcomes applications from dentists who have been licensed for at least two years, and who feel comfortable doing dentistry on children to age 26. General dentists, pediatric dentists, endodontists, oral surgeons and periodontists are especially encouraged to apply. Though we would like to accept all potential volunteers, we are unable to accept dental assistants, dental students, or hygienists.
Schedule & Procedures
Dentists volunteer for a period of 1-2 weeks. The clinic is open for a four-day work week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The clinic hours are from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The clinic operates 50 weeks out of the year except for legal Israeli holidays.
How do I contact the DVI Clinic?
Shimrit Goldberg
Director Of Fundraising Dental Volunteers for Israel (DVI)
Office: +972-2-6783101
IL Cell: +972-54-4340884 (WhatsApp)
US Cell: +1 (646) 801-4389
shimrit@dental-dvi.org.il
Galya Zaig
Volunteer Coordinator for Dental Volunteers for Israel (DVI)
Office: +972-2-6783101
Phone: +972-2-6783144
Mobile: 972-58-638-6235 (WhatsApp)
Fax: +972-2-6784737
Ready to make the trip?
Want to learn more? Read THE DVI EXPERIENCE [PDF].
Accommodations
DVI provides all volunteers and their families with cost-free apartments located in Jerusalem. All apartments are available from Friday around noon to the following Friday until 9 a.m. Times can be flexible, but details must be arranged in advance.
Volunteers pay their own airfare to Israel, but DVI provides accommodations to volunteers who work at the clinic for at least one week.
Volunteer Membership
Membership in good standing with AFDVI is required to register to volunteer at DVI. Becoming a Volunteer Member ($360) is required each year that he or she volunteers at DVI. The donation is payable by credit card or may be made by check to American Friends of DVI, 57 E. 72nd Street, Suite #1B, New York, NY 10021.