The Novant Health Arms Coalition helps our communities, including those who are most vulnerable in three important ways. For everyone, we educate. For those eligible, we vaccinate. And for those wishing to volunteer, we facilitate.
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Our local heroes are just as inspiring as the communities they represent. Each hero is excited to take part in the fight against COVID-19 and share how they lend their arm to help their own community. Watch their stories below.
GET VACCINATEDRising NASCAR star Darrell “Bubba” Wallace knows the thrill of powering his No. 23 car across a finish line – and now you can join us in our race to the finish line against COVID.
Bubba Wallace received his COVID vaccine and is urging others to do the same. “For me, it’s important to learn about the vaccine and do my part to help us get back to normal,” said Wallace, who drives for racing team 23XI Racing, co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin. “I want to see fans safely back at the race track and filling the grandstands. I want to safely attend concerts and sporting events – all the things we did before COVID.”
Novant Health has teamed up with Wallace and 23XI Racing to promote vaccination in communities of color. It’s about addressing vaccine hesitancy – and promoting healthcare equity, so that no one is left behind in the race against the virus. Wallace is ready to get back to activities and routine he enjoys – and he knows others, NASCAR fans included – are, too. “It starts with getting vaccinated,” he said. “I encourage others to get their shot and help get us all safely back to normal.”
If you’d like to raise your hand to help us arm your community against COVID, please join. All volunteers will be offered an opportunity to schedule an appointment to receive the vaccine. For New Hanover Regional Medical Center resources and information, visit nhrmc.org/coronavirus.
To sign up to be a Novant Health clinical volunteer, please click here so we can gather information that will help us determine next steps/training requirements based on your current licensure status. We have clinical volunteer needs in Charlotte, Winston Salem, Brunswick and Salisbury.
SIGN UP HEREWe are looking for non-clinical volunteers, ages 16+, to help greet people as they arrive, escort people through the line, assist with traffic flow, help with paperwork and more. Each volunteer will be provided with personal protective equipment, and most shifts are four hours long.
SIGN UP HEREWe are looking for nursing students to assist with volunteer clinics for course credit.
CONTACT STUDENT PROGRAMS HEREWe could not do what we do without the generosity and compassion of those who give strength and support to our patients, team members and communities through the Hope for Remarkable Team Aubergine fund. Join us in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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Our dedicated COVID-19 vaccine center houses all our information about vaccine safety, expected effects, and effectiveness. It also features a variety of videos about our commitment to helping keep our communities safe. Explore the sections below within our Coronavirus resource page.
LEARN MORE AND GET VACCINATEDNovant Health is proud to partner with these organizations to improve the health of our communities, one person at a time. Thank you for your support.
