Bruins Make the World a Better Place

Aug. 14 is World Humanitarian Day, so it’s a perfect time to recognize the hard work and dedication of UCLA’s community service student organizations. Whether they’re improving living conditions for unhoused people, tutoring children from underrepresented communities or supporting patients, Bruins are making a difference and changing people’s lives for the better.

Read more about community service organizations like the Mobile Clinic Project and Bruin Initiative below.

There are dozens of community service student organizations at UCLA, each helping underserved communities and tackling social issues. To explore these clubs, a full list of registered student organizations is available through the link below.

Here are two examples of UCLA community service clubs:

Mobile Clinic Project

The Mobile Clinic Project at UCLA is a student-run streetside clinic with the mission of improving the health and quality of life for unhoused and other underserved individuals. 

The students strive to establish a safe, nonjudgmental environment where people of all backgrounds can receive direct medical care, social services and compassionate connection. Every week, rain or shine, the Mobile Clinic Project serves over 100 clients at its Wednesday and Sunday clinics.

Follow the Mobile Clinic Project on Instagram (@uclamobileclinic) to learn more and keep an eye out for ways you can support the clinic and its clients.

Bruin Initiative

Bruin Initiative is a student-run service organization that aims to alleviate educational inequities and support pathways to higher education by providing Los Angeles high school students with free college preparatory services as well as AP exam prep classes. 

New volunteers are always welcome! Bruin Initiative has a variety of opportunities that allow for flexible commitment and scheduling. For anyone who is interested in learning more, check out Bruin Initiative’s Instagram (@bruininitiative), website, and join the mailing list.

There are many more organizations that are looking for Bruins like you! If you're looking to support a cause, click the button above to take a look at UCLA’s many community service organizations and see how you can get involved.

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