GrieveWell seeks Peer Counselors who are interested in working one-on-one with individuals in grief, as well as Ambassadors to represent GrieveWell in the community. GrieveWell welcomes volunteers who would like to support others through the grief process. We welcome all loss types, but are especially in need of peer support volunteers in the following areas:…
GrieveWell seeks volunteers who know what it’s like to grieve the loss of a loved one and want to help provide support to others. Many opportunities exist including MSW Candidate Interns and Event Volunteers.
GrieveWell seeks passionate volunteers who want to raise awareness, share resources, and educate the public on how to build more supportive communities. Ambassadors are people who are comfortable interacting with community members, and are good listeners who help people feel comfortable sharing their own stories of grief.
We also need Spanish/English interpreters who are assigned to help doctors who cannot speak Spanish, and who can communicate with the pharmacy. Interpreters do not need to be fluent, but should be able to understand and communicate in colloquial Spanish.
Hope Clinic International’s work relies on the involvement of medical and surgical volunteers who raise the money to go on our medical mission trips or fund the trip themselves. They take their expertise to the poorest of the poor.
Volunteering at HSHV is a very rewarding experience that can accommodate many skills, talents and interests. Your first step is to attend our interactive, hands-on New Volunteer Orientation. New Volunteer Orientations are held twice a month. During the orientation, you will have the opportunity to tour our facility and meet other prospective volunteers while learning…
HSHV offers a free class for those interested in being an advocate for feral cats. You will learn how TNR helps reduce the number of free roaming cats, lowers stray intake and euthanasia and creates better, less hostile environments for our community cats. You’ll also learn how you can help — and we need you!…
Whether you are a grad student, retired, single, in a family, a couple, or roommates, as long as you can make a commitment to temporarily care for animals and have a household suitable, we would love to talk to you about becoming a Foster Parent. Fostering can last from a few days to several months…
Providing snack bags provides much needed sustenance so families can focus on what’s most important – healing. Each snack bag is filled with 4-5 individually packaged snack items for families to take with them while on-the-go. We need your help to bring some light to the snack bags!
Tackle big projects at the House by volunteering with a group of friends, colleagues, or family members in our Group Volunteer Opportunities. Group volunteer dates are given out on a first-come, first-serve basis and occur approximately once per month unless otherwise needed. We can accommodate groups of up to 20. Go to the volunteer page…