Our HWB Groups

What are HWB Chapters, Projects, and Clinics?

Our registered HWB Chapters, Clinics, and Projects coordinate and operate within the values, mission, and vision of HWB. Innovative health and wellness projects and grassroots actions happen globally each week.

Dedicated volunteers engage in Free People's Clinics, Wellness Days, Street Medic Camps, Herbal Education Days, Community Gardens, Community Herb Apothecaries, Medicinal Seed Saving and other important herbal health and wellness social justice volunteerism. We work together as a network to get more supplies, resources, and community initiatives into our own communities.

How Can You Volunteer With a Local HWB Chapter?

1. Check to see if there is a registered HWB Chapter in your area, and then join HWB as a Member.

2. The office can check your location against local registered HWB Chapters when you join and can connect you to the local Coordinator to let them know you have joined.

3. Connect with your local Coordinator and follow any local HWB Chapter social media.

4. Volunteer and participate in local HWB Chapter activities!
Some Chapters may require additional qualifications such as proof of insurance or licenses depending on the types of work they do.

Requirements:

ALL HWB Coordinators must:

- Be full dues-paying members (Individual Level and above)- Verify there is not an active Chapter already in your area- Contact the office to gain access to the the Coordinator Manual Course and complete it with a score of 100%- Submit an application that must be approved

- Complete all Mandatory Onboarding forms with policies and regulatory paperwork - Complete the Mandatory Training Call- Maintain Compliance to remain in Good Standing

All requirements must be met in order to qualify to establish and lead a registered HWB Chapter, Clinic, or Project as per our general liability requirements.

Please Note: Becoming a member does not immediately qualify you to be a Coordinator of an HWB Chapter, Project, or Clinic if you do not complete the above steps.

Read Articles and Interviews with some of our Coordinators!