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Category: Community Service
Clubs and Organization
Abstract Existence
This organization is developed to combine the art of dance with the desire and passion to give back to various communities and those in need. The goals of this organization are to build our members into a connected family with a common goal to spread positive messages through dance and raise funds to give to charities of their choice.
Big Buddies
This organization serves to promote education and mentoring to children living in homeless shelters by pairing them up with members, or big buddies, of our club to work one on one with them in specific school subjects. Our organization will also hold activities for the children at the participating homeless shelters during visits. Our organization believes that by helping these children in need, we can help children build the stepping stones needed to reach their goals.
Chicanos for Community Medicine
The Chicanos for Community Medicine strives to recruit interested students in the medical and health sciences fields and assist in the retention of Chicano(a)/Latino(a) and other interested students in the medical and science fields.
Circle K International
Circle K International strives to develop college and university students into responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.
CSUN Colleges Against Cancer
Colleges Against Cancer strives to help all of those affected by cancer in the San Fernando Valley through cancer education, survivorship support, advocacy efforts, and through the largest non-profit fundraiser, Relay For Life.
CSUN Helpline
CSUN Helpline exists as a student organization and non-profit community volunteer organization under the guidance of University Counseling Services (UCS) for the purpose of serving the community, its trainees and volunteers.
Girl Empowered Movement (GEM)
Girl Empowered Movement strive to empower young teens (girls) to become their absolute best. We want to build young teen’s (girl’s) self-esteem and help them learn to love themselves for who they are and take care of themselves. Our goals are to personally inspire teens (girls) around the community and leave a lasting impact. Along with helping teens (girls) we want to dedicate our time and services to the community by completing charitable acts of community service.
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Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian housing ministry that seeks to eliminate poverty housing from the world and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action.
Peer Health Exchange
Peer Health Exchange trains college volunteers to teach health education in public high school students that lack health education. We exist due to our volunteers shared vision of a healthier future and in teaching students the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy decisions.
Preconception Peer Educators (PPE)
The purpose of Preconception Peer Educators CSUN-PPE is as peer educators trained and certified through US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health to reduce health disparities and infant mortality rates, and promote preconception health in those communities most impacted by these issues. We would like to educate the student body, and community about health disparities that exist. The focus is to mentor and encourage total health among minorities in our community and to spread the news about infant mortality rates among African Americans, and minorities in America, and how to decrease these rates by properly educating ourselves about preventative measures.
Tzu Ching Club
Tzu Ching Club at CSUN is an on-campus community service group. We focus on inspiring all students and community members to develop compassion, love, and understanding for all human beings. Through our activities, we seek to raise awareness of social condition such as homelessness, the waste of natural resources, and insufficient medical services for the underprivileged- issues that mainstream society frequently neglects or deems as insignificant. Visits to Ronald McDonald House and homeless shelters and recycling programs allow student members to work with and learn from each other.
University Ambassadors
The University Ambassadors is a student organization within the Department of Student Outreach and Recruitment Services which represent the University to the community in a manner that leaves a positive and lasting impression of CSUN.