Bring DDF to
Your Community
Local DDF chapters help bring our mission to life by promoting oral health awareness and meaningful community service. Starting a chapter gives you the opportunity to lead this mission in your own school or community. Once you submit your application, our main team will guide you through the approval process to ensure your chapter is set up for long-term success and community impact.
Leadership Roles
Each chapter must have a leadership board. No board should be gathered until DDF sends a written approval.
President
Serves as the lead visionary, coordinating all activities to ensure our mission of educating families about oral health stays bright and clear.
Vice President
Supports the president in expanding our impact and steps in to guide our mission-driven team whenever needed to keep kids smiling.
Treasurer
Meticulously manages funds and organises sweet fundraisers to ensure we have the resources needed for kit drives and workshops.
Social Media Manager
Spreads our mission online and shares educational tips. Note: No accounts or posts are live until our DDF advisors give the thumbs up.
Chapters may add extra roles to their team based on their unique local needs, such as outreach managers, event coordinators, or parliamentarians, to help create more impact for kids.
Chapter Requirements
To maintain an active presence, chapters must demonstrate a consistent commitment to our mission and local community through regular engagement.
- Aim to hold at least one event every two months.
- Focus on oral health presentations in elementary schools and community awareness activities.
- Encourage creativity in tailoring events to local school and community spaces.
- DDF may dissolve a chapter if it fails to meet this commitment twice in a year or repeatedly.
Creative Activity Examples:
Oral hygiene kit drives, community information booths, fundraisers such bake sales, oral health awareness activities