A limited number of Junior Volunteer opportunities are available for students age 16-18 to learn more about careers in the healthcare environment.
Horse Handlers guide horses while clients ride by leading or long-lining. A Horse Handler grooms, tacks and handles the horse during the therapy session or adaptive riding lesson.
Facility Crew members help maintain our nearly 6-acre ranch! Responsibilities can include but are not limited to, cleaning our building, weeding, maintaining fences, ranch repairs, etc.
Equine Crew volunteers may help with turning-out horses, preparing horse lunches, feeding, manure pick-up, etc. Horse experience required.
Side Walkers walk alongside participants as they ride. The purpose of a Side Walker is to help keep the rider safe and assist their participation.
The Junior Coach program is a great way to earn required community service hours for school while having fun and helping younger participants develop their golf and life skills. Students 14 years and older are encouraged to participate in the Junior Coach program. Junior Coaches can also be participants in The First Tee programs.
The Pantry helps families keep food on the table by providing essential staples, including canned goods and pantry items. This area may be for you if you enjoy reaching out to people in need, naturally encourage people, or have retail experience.
The Worship Arts ministry here at LifePoint is full of people whose talent and passion for God have collided. Worship Team members help lead the church in worship using music, media, and creative arts. This area may be for you if you: have experience singing or dancing, have experience playing an instrument, enjoy directing choirs,…
This volunteer will aid Nevada Volunteers in our efforts to inform all Nevadans about the power of volunteering and National Service. Tasks will include translating public forms and flyers into Spanish.
We have volunteer opportunities for every skill level, ranging from getting out on the ground and pulling fence, picking up trash, naturalizing old roads, planting seedlings, monitoring wilderness, and yanking invasive plants.