Argentina Argentina: Red de voluntariado Hospitalario (CIVHA)

Project Code : 713AKKU8

Permanent Project


  • Hospitals located in Buenos Aires City and in Buenos Aires province, Argentina
  • Local Currency: Argentina Peso (ARS / $)
  • Currency Exchange Rate: 1 ARS = 0.000583 EUR
  • Timezone: Argentina Standard Time (22-10-2026 23:20:23)


  • La Paternal (7.82 km) - Argentina
  • Artigas (7.86 km) - Argentina
  • José Artigas (7.86 km) - Argentina
  • Arata (8.62 km) - Argentina


CIVHA, the Institutional Coordination of Hospital Volunteers of Argentina, was founded in 1965. Its mission is to clarify the work of volunteers and coordinate services in public hospitals, as well in private institutions. The Board of Directors is composed of representatives from various public hospitals, including pediatric, oncological, acute care, and elderly care facilities. Currently, CIVHA has 50 affiliated volunteer groups across the country. Currently around 90 hospitals are part of the network The volunteers accompany patients who are alone, especially children when their parents need to run errands. Help provide food to patients who are unable to feed themselves They collaborate with the community’s needs during the processes of hospitalization, diagnosis, and treatment. The volunteers offer guidance and support during consultations and in managing appointments for patients and/or their families

The volunteers accompany patients who are alone, especially children when their parents need to run errands. Help provide food to patients who are unable to feed themselves They collaborate with the community’s needs during the processes of hospitalization, diagnosis, and treatment. The volunteers offer guidance and support during consultations and in managing appointments for patients and/or their families

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Hospitals located in Buenos Aires City and in Buenos Aires province

The volunteers accompany patients who are alone, especially children when their parents need to run errands. Help provide food to patients who are unable to feed themselves. They collaborate with the community’s needs during the processes of hospitalization, diagnosis, and treatment. The volunteers offer guidance and support during consultations and in managing appointments for patients and/or their families. Participate in prevention and awareness campaigns for various diseases. The volunteers assist by providing clothing, hygiene items, books and magazines, games and toys, and anything else that can makelong hospital stays more bearable. Collaborate with healthcare staff in preparing materials for sterilization, pharmacy, and emergency services.