Assist with delivery of CBT, WFR, HSE, and Permit programming, both in a group and one on one classes in our building and one on one in the community (homes, library, schools, etc).
Special projects based on student’s interests and need of organization, some examples have included supporting curriculum development, creating reference materials for young parents, homeless resources, substance abuse resources and referrals, working on policy and advocacy research & analysis, etc.
Participation in regular programming including peacemaking circles, community outreach, field trips, playroom support (Young Moms Program) and general engagement of young people, families, and community partners.
Our Board of Directors is made up of volunteers. People interested in becoming part of the board or serving on a committee should contact us to learn about openings.
We welcome in-kind collection drives year-round. Organize a collection drive at your place of business, child’s school or other affiliation. It is easy and rewarding!
Invoicers make sure that the chosen books are appropriate and do not contain any forbidden items. If they are good to go, they fill out an invoice. People who can read at least at the high school-level, have legible handwriting and good attention to detail are great candidates for this job.
Packers prepare the books for mailing. They wrap the books in brown paper and address the package.
Pickers read a prisoner’s hand-written request and find appropriate books in our book store. Pickers are essentially personal shoppers for the prisoners. If you enjoy browsing in your local library or bookstore, this is the job for you! High school-level reading skills and a love of books are all you need to do this job.
It’s easy! Host a drive with your company, school, religious organization friends and family, or club. The in-kind needs of On The Rise change alongside the changing seasons. If you’re interested in hosting a drive, please contact us.
Mentoring can’t happen without mentors! We’re seeking more caring adults that would be interested in volunteering as role models and supports for young adults with disabilities. Mentees are between the ages of 6-22 years. Volunteers are 18+ and will need to complete an interview, background check, and training session with us.