Opportunities From: Care Connect Volunteers

Art Gallery Docent / Tour Guide

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy being the welcoming face for all daily visitors to the gallery. Primarily stationed at the front desk, the docent shares information about the current show on display and helps visitors navigate through the artwork. Depending on the daily activity within the gallery, the docent might also help with small administrative tasks and/or with the preparation of upcoming special events.

Please note that these volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.

To get involved as a docent with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is seeking friendly volunteers to join their club members in community service activities throughout the year which benefit our local community. Sertoma = SERvice TO MAnkind.

Available opportunities include:

Requirements:

We value the dedication and support of our volunteers and are always looking for those who are willing to give their time in an effort to help others. We have a variety of ways you can volunteer!

About the St. Augustine Sertoma Club

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of St. Johns County, Florida. We take our mandate to help those in need seriously and it is our solemn pledge to our community that every penny we raise stays in St. Johns County. Sertoma is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization registered with the Internal Revenue Service. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Sertoma works within the community to serve the needs of individuals who have fallen upon medical, and financial hardship, as well as with at-risk children.

We also work in tandem with other charitable organization’s requests for assistance, and find ways of partnering with them so that collectively we can have the greatest community impact.

https://www.saintaugustinesertoma.org

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home Residents need transportation to school, work, daycare, or doctor appointments.

Special Events Volunteers help the LMCC in a variety of tasks, typically greeting guests and check-in, ushering, and set-up/tear-down for events. Events include: The Jazz at the Excelsior Series, St. Augustine Tonight Live, exhibit opening receptions, lectures, etc. throughout the year. 

Please contact volunteer coordinator Caroline Davis at cdavis@lincolnvillemuseum.org if you are interested in helping with Special Events, and she will keep you updated on the details of the museum's upcoming programs. 

NOTE: Event hours and dates vary. Please make sure you are in contact with the volunteer coordinator for the most up-to-date information. 

Thank you for your support!  

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Resource Development Council Member position.

RDC is a Think Tank team that will uses the skills, backgrounds, knowledge, reputations, and relationships of our Members to develop Ability Tree and its mission by finding beneficial resources. Resources include funds (thru events, grants, etc), business partnerships, and community collaboration. The RDC Member will support the work of ATFC and provide mission-based ideas and solutions. 

RDC Member responsibilities:

Council terms/participation:

RDC Members will commit for one year and then can reassess commitment. Think Tank meetings are held monthly for 1 hour/meeting.

This is a wonderful opportunity for an individual who is passionate about making an impact in the community. We are looking for a variety of members who are creative, "Type-A", generous, influential, strategic thinker, insightful, outgoing, or the like. We want diverse perspectives in how to accomplish our mission. 

Other qualifications include:

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you. 

For more information about our organization, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Board Member position.

The Board will support the work of ATFC and provide mission-based leadership and strategic governance. While day-to-day operations are led by ATFC’s chief executive officer (CEO), the Board-CEO relationship is a partnership, and the appropriate involvement of the Board is both critical and expected. Service on ATFC’s Board is without remuneration. Specific Board Member responsibilities include:

Leadership, governance and oversight

Board terms/participation

ATFC’s Board Members will serve a three-year term and then be eligible for re-election. Board meetings will be held quarterly.

This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual who is passionate about ATFC’s mission. Selected Board Members will have achieved leadership stature in business, government, philanthropy, or the nonprofit sector. His/her accomplishments will allow him/her to attract other well-qualified, high-performing Board Members.

Ideal candidates will have the following qualifications:

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you. 

For more information about our organization, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Event Volunteer position for Medical Professionals.

What is the Event Volunteer: Medical Professional position?

These volunteers would attend our events, especially our respite events, as the Advisory &/or on-site Medical Professional. During our respite events, parents are not on-site. Other events are for the whole family, but having a medical professional provides reassurance and support to our special needs families.

In the on-site Medical capacity, you will be present as a valuable asset for families, volunteers, and the Leadership team. We provide you the Child Profiles for the children attending the respite event so you will be familiar with the important information regarding them. You will serve as the "go-to" person in case of an emergency. 

What are the qualities of an Event Medical Professional?

We are looking for volunteers who are engaging, have good communication skills, and would be comfortable assisting someone with a disability. 

Additional Information:

The hours vary depending on the event. Typically an event is 2-4 hours. 

Volunteers in this role will need to go through a background screening.

For more information, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building teams to support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Volunteer Job Description

We are looking for a fundraising committee lead to join our board and leadership team in an exciting time of organizational growth and development. The role reports directly to the executive director and as such will be a member of the VGP leadership management team, holding the board committee fundraising position. This position will share collective responsibility to deliver the organization’s strategy and vision.

The head of fundraising will lead a team of fundraiser volunteers to provide the necessary vision, leadership, and fundraising skills which will enable the organization to achieve its fundraising targets and organizational development programs. They will have substantial fundraising and management experience, a talent for building relationships and a proven track record in securing funds from legal sources, foundations, trusts and major donors. Experience in development of an individual donor program including donor marketing is also an advantage.

Fundraising Committee lead:

Key roles and requirements

Veteran Garden Project (VGP) Volunteer Coordinator

Roles and Responsibilities

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator organizes and manages growing teams of volunteers.  Must have excellent interpersonal communication and management skills while exhibiting strong leadership qualities. Must possess excellent organizational skills and ability to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds and experience.  The VGP Volunteer Coordinator should know how to distinguish talent and do everything possible to motivate and inspire.

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator collaborates with printing and web organizations to streamline and simplify onboarding, forms, and prescreening for volunteers on VGP website.

Key Roles VGP Volunteer Coordinator

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Planning/Event Coordinator

duties and responsibilities

We are seeking an Planning & Event Coordinator committee lead to join our board and team in an exciting time of organizational growth and development. The role will report directly to the Executive Director and as such will be a member of the VGP leadership management team sharing collective responsibility to deliver the organization’s strategy and vision.

The duties and responsibilities of an Event Coordinator center on planning and managing events of varying sizes and purposes. Coordinators must understand what it takes to make sure the logistics work out, keep everything within the allocated budget and ensure that the event itself is carried out smoothly.

Key duties and responsibilities:

Supports Planning lead and volunteer coordinator with events and project planning. 

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to help support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community? 

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Administration Assistants:

Job Description

Key Requirements

Would you like to join our team?!

The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Job Descriptions:

Seeking to add team leader volunteers experienced working with tools, project building, safety, designing, woodworking.

1. Seeking, sourcing, Collecting, and delivering building materials. 

2. Preparing for future garden builds and installs

help to pick up and deliver materials.

help to seek donations and materials for events and projects 

Help support the mission of the Lightner Museum by serving as a Museum Store Associate at our award-winning facility.

Museum Store Associates help visitors select merchandise, ring up sales, and assist the Museum Store manager in a variety of tasks, such as inventory pricing and placement. The Museum Store stocks a wide array of educational and gift items. This position helps support the Museum's educational programs. All Museum Store Associates will become familiar with the layout and history of the Museum and gain a general knowledge of its collections.

Volunteer Needs:

Requirements:

Training will be provided.

Background checks required.

Benefits:

About Lightner Museum
www.lightnermuseum.org


HISTORY. Lightner Museum is housed in the former Alcazar Hotel built in 1888 by Henry Morrison Flagler (1830-1913). The hotel was often called “the castle of happy returns.” The hotel was at the peak of its popularity during the 1890’s. More than 25,000 guests visited the Alcazar during those early winter seasons and countless more used the recreational facilities of the casino. For the pleasure of the guests, there was the world’s largest indoor swimming pool at the time, the grand ballroom, sulfur baths, a steam room, massage parlor, a gymnasium, a bowling alley, archery ranges, tennis courts and a bicycle academy.

Support the educational mission of the Lightner Museum by serving as a museum guide at our award-winning facility. We are seeking friendly, outgoing volunteers to engage and educate visitors.

Requirements:

Training will be provided.

Background checks required.

Benefits:

www.lightnermuseum.org


HISTORY. Lightner Museum is housed in the former Alcazar Hotel built in 1888 by Henry Morrison Flagler (1830-1913). The hotel was often called “the castle of happy returns.” The hotel was at the peak of its popularity during the 1890’s. More than 25,000 guests visited the Alcazar during those early winter seasons and countless more used the recreational facilities of the casino. For the pleasure of the guests, there was the world’s largest indoor swimming pool at the time, the grand ballroom, sulfur baths, a steam room, massage parlor, a gymnasium, a bowling alley, archery ranges, tennis courts and a bicycle academy.

Help support Learn to Read of St. Johns County by assisting staff with general office work such as answering phones, greeting students and tutors, making photocopies, and other general office assistance.  We are flexible as to days and times.  You will enjoy working with us!  LTR is a very enjoyable and self-fulfilling place to volunteer!

Requirements:

Training

About Learn To Read of St. Johns County

Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction to individuals 16 years of age and older people in St. Johns and Putnam Counties. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the county to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

Hopefull Handbags has events at least one event each month to raise awareness about the issue of domestic abuse, and small fundraising events approximately every other month. The event coordinator ensures that events runs he/she/they agree to coordinate run smoothly. This will require the event coordinator to:

Hopefull Handbags will provide training so that you have the information and tools you need prior to your fulfilling the volunteer opportunity.

Would you like to join our team?

The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest in any of the positions below or have something not listed please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

To apply or inquire please email your resume to us at contact@4VGP.org

Has experience and education in environmental horticulture, organic gardening, and/or permaculture science.

Garden Team leader will oversee all garden projects and garden committee relevant to aspects of job responsibilities, upcoming events, programs, projects, and VGP needs. 

Do you have a passion for helping our community to end homelessness?  In partnership with the St Johns County Continuum of Care, we are committed to ending veteran homelessness by March of 2021.  In support of this initiative, Care Connect is launching a new volunteer led service called the Homeless Advocate Program.  The program will identify specific individuals who are experiencing  homelessness and the items they need now while they are still homeless such as blankets, sleeping bags, tents, bicycles, socks, and shoes and then once they are housed, the items they need to make the house feel like home such as bedding, plates, utensils, cleaning supplies and more. 

We are seeking Volunteer to gather items.  Volunteers will get a list of specific items the homeless veteran needs and can use their personal, social and professional networks to get donations for these items and return them to the agency for delivery to the individual or family.  

This position can be performed remotely by a person of any age.  Access to email and phone required.

Volunteers are needed to help us pack and deliver fruits and vegetables to approximately 425 seniors in need of healthy, fresh produce. Pie In The Sky's "Fresh Food for Seniors Program"delivers fresh produce to area seniors each week to have a direct impact in our community.

This is a perfect opportunity for individuals who have limited time availability, but desire to volunteer and enjoy working as part of a team!

Volunteers are needed for just 2 hours**(Volunteers can select the day of the week to serve and the # weeks per month that they'd like to volunteer. Volunteers can select 1 week per month, 2 weeks out of the month, or all 4 weeks per month, etc.) See current Volunteer needs listed below:

*  Note: Our driver resource pool is what determines our ability to take on more delivery recipients and to take individual seniors in need off our waiting list.

Requirements:

Training: Training and instructions will be provided.


About Pie In The Sky
https://www.pieintheskystjohns.org/

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Pet Food Pantry Host position?

The Pet Food Pantry Host is essential to the success of our Pet Food Pantry. Because the inability to purchase pet food and other supplies due to economic hardship is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our Pet Food Pantry provides pet food and other necessary supplies to families who are struggling financially and would otherwise be unable to care for their pets. Pet Food Pantry Hosts put on donation drives to ensure our Pet Food Pantry is always stocked so these pets have the supplies they need.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Pet Food Pantry Host?

The best Pet Food Pantry Hosts are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you are able to work on your own, have good time management skills, and are organized, you will be an effective Pet Food Drive Host.

How much time must I commit as a Pet Food Pantry Host?

Though there are many ways to host a successful donation drive, most volunteers do so by hosting collections in their neighborhoods. The time to host a donation drive depends on the goals you set and how much time you are willing to put into the drive. We give hours for this program based on the amount of supplies collected.

What are the responsibilities of the Pet Food Pantry Host?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Donation Drive Host position?

The Donation Drive Host is essential to the success of our Pet Food Pantry. Because the inability to purchase pet food and other supplies due to economic hardship is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our Pet Food Pantry provides pet food and other necessary supplies to families who are struggling financially and would otherwise be unable to care for their pets. Donation Drive Hosts put on donation drives to ensure our Pet Food Pantry is always stocked so these pets have the supplies they need.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Donation Drive Host?

The best Donation Drive Hosts are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you are able to work on your own, have good time management skills, and are organized, you will be an effective Pet Food Drive Host.

How much time must I commit as a Donation Drive Host?

Though there are many ways to host a successful donation drive, most volunteers do so by hosting collections in their neighborhoods. The time to host a donation drive depends on the goals you set and how much time you are willing to put into the drive. We give hours for this program based on the amount of supplies collected.

What are the responsibilities of the Donation Drive Host?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Special Events Volunteer position?

The Special Events Volunteer helps create and put on successful fundraisers and special events. In order to help as many pets in our community as possible, we offer our resources and programs at reduced or free pricing. Because we do not accept funding from the government, we rely on support from our generous community for the success of our programs. Special Events Volunteers help plan and host fundraisers, humane education events, and other special projects for the Humane Society.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Special Events Volunteer?

The best Special Events Volunteers are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you are highly motivated, organized, able to work alone, have good communication and listening skills, and have experience with fundraising and event planning, you will be an effective Special Events Volunteer.

How much time must I commit as a Special Events Volunteer?

Though there are many ways to help with fundraising and event planning, most volunteers find a specific project they are passionate about and help with that program throughout the year. In this position you will largely be volunteering by yourself or attending committee meetings with other group members. How much time you devote to volunteering is up to you, though you should expect to volunteer more the closer we get to one of our events.

What are the responsibilities of the Special Events Volunteer?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Vet Tech position?

Vet Techs are an important part of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Vet Techs are the frontline in our clinic process and provide as much medical attention to pets as they can so the Vet has more time with each client during the office exam.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Vet Tech?

The best Vet Techs are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with its loving family instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have extensive knowledge and experience with veterinary medicine and clinics, you will be an effective Vet Tech.

How much time must I commit as a Vet Tech?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Vet Techs are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the responsibilities of the Vet Tech?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Vet Assistant position?

The Vet Assistant is an important part of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. The Vet Assistant accompanies our Vet in the doctor’s office and assists the vet during each exam.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Vet Assistant?

The best Vet Assistants are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with its loving family instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have extensive knowledge and experience with veterinary medicine and clinics, you will be an effective Vet Tech.

How much time must I commit as a Vet Assistant?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Vet Assistants are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the responsibilities of the Vet Assistant?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Recovery Tech position?

The Recovery Tech position is an important part of our spay/neuter and surgery clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost, high-volume spay/neuter and surgery clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Any pet who receives care from our Wellness Clinic must be spayed/neutered, as part of our mission to prevent overpopulation. Recovery Techs monitor pets as they come up from surgery and help ensure that no complications arise.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Recovery Tech?

The best Recovery Techs are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and are comfortable around surgical procedures, you will be an effective Recovery Tech.

How much time must I commit as a Recovery Tech?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Recovery Techs are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the Recovery Tech responsibilities?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Pharmacy Tech position?

The Pharmacy Tech is an important part of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Pharmacy Techs are responsible for correctly identifying, packaging, and labeling medications, and providing detailed instructions to Advocates, who will relay that information to the clients.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Pharmacy Tech?

The best Pharmacy Techs are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have extensive knowledge and experience with veterinary medicine and clinics, you will be an effective Pharmacy Tech.

How much time must I commit as a Pharmacy Tech?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Pharmacy Techs are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers may work morning or afternoon shifts as they are available. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the responsibilities of the Pharmacy Tech?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Lab Tech position?

The Lab Tech is an important part of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Lab Techs assist the veterinary staff by running a variety of tests and maintaining the lab and lab equipment.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become a Lab Tech?

The best Lab Techs are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have knowledge and experience with veterinary medicine and clinics, you will be an effective Lab Tech.

How much time must I commit as a Lab Tech?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Lab Techs are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers may work morning or afternoon shifts as they are available. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the responsibilities of the Lab Tech?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Instrument Tech position?

Instrument Techs are an important part of our spay/neuter and surgery clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost, high-volume spay/neuter and surgery clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Any pet who receives care from our Wellness Clinic must be spayed/neutered as part of our mission to prevent overpopulation. Instrument Techs ensure that all surgical equipment is properly maintained, sterilized, and packed ahead of surgeries each week.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become an Instrument Tech?

The best Instrument Techs are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have a working knowledge of surgical equipment and sterilization methods, you will be an effective Instrument Tech.

How much time must I commit as an Instrument Tech?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Instrument Techs are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers may work morning or afternoon shifts as they are available. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their tasks are completed.

What are the Instrument Tech responsibilities?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Animal Handler position?

The Animal Handler is an important part of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. Animal handlers assist pets from waiting areas to medical rooms, and securely and safely hold the pets while they are receiving veterinary care.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become an Animal Handler?

The best Animal Handlers are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and have experience working directly with animals in a veterinary clinic or animal shelter, you will be an effective Animal Handler.

How much time must I commit as an Animal Handler?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Animal Handlers are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers may work morning or afternoon shifts as they are available. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the responsibilities of the Animal Handler?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the St. Augustine Humane Society! We want every pet to have the chance to live happy, healthy lives with their loving families. Our programs and resources are designed to fight against the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters. By providing these lifesaving resources to the community, we are able to help reduce the need for animals to enter shelters, helping end needless euthanasia.

What is the Advocate position?

Advocates are the volunteer foundation of our Wellness Clinic. Because the rising cost of veterinary care is one of the main reasons pets are relinquished to shelters, our low-cost Wellness Clinic serves as a way for all pet parents to get the important medical attention their pet needs. These volunteers advocate on the behalf of the pets that come into our clinic, ensuring that every pet receives all of the medical attention it needs.

Do I have the qualifications needed to become an Advocate?

The best Advocates are concerned for the wellbeing of animals and want to ensure that every pet stays with their loving families instead of being relinquished to an animal shelter. If you work effectively in a busy environment, have high situational awareness, and are able to communicate with people of various backgrounds, you will be an effective Advocate.

How much time must I commit as an Advocate?

Before volunteering, volunteers will attend a clinic orientation, then will be provided with on-the-job training with an experienced volunteer until they are able to perform the required tasks on their own. While training, volunteers should plan on being present for the whole day. Once training is complete, Advocates are expected to volunteer at least four days a month. Volunteers may work morning or afternoon shifts as they are available. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for staff meetings and stay until their last client is served.

What are the Advocate responsibilities?

Our mission. The St. Augustine Humane Society promotes healthy, responsible, lifelong pet ownership by serving the medical and rehabilitative needs of companion animals in our community. Our programs are designed to strengthen human-pet relationships and reduce the need for pets to enter shelters. Our goal is to ensure all pets have access to quality veterinary care, prevent overpopulation, and prevent animal suffering.

For more information, please visit www.staughumane.org.

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum would love to have you as a volunteer! As a not-for-profit organization, we rely on volunteers to help keep us standing tall and shining bright! We especially need weekend volunteers to serve as docents and site interpreters. 

If you like to interact with visitors from around the world, help maintain a historic treasure, and be involved in your community, we have a place for you here!

We offer volunteer opportunities in the following categories:

Adult Volunteers: Must be at least 18 years old and have completed an application.

Family Volunteers: Children 6 - 13 are welcome to volunteer as members of a family group, with a responsible adult who participates as a volunteer. Separate applications should be submitted for each individual, including the children.

Junior Volunteers: Junior Volunteer applicants must be between the ages of 14 and 17. Applicants must

If you are interested in learning more about these volunteer opportunities, fill out the Volunteer Application and submit.

Corporate or Civic Volunteers: If you are interested in having your business or civic group participate in a group volunteer project at the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, please contact Miranda Bailey, Volunteer and Event Manager at mbailey@staugustinelighthouse.org or 904.829.0745 x213.  

Internship Opportunities: We offer unpaid internships to individuals who are interested in careers in education, museums, public history, non-profit administration, archaeology, or public relations. Internships at the SAL&M are challenging, educational experiences designed for undergraduate and graduate students. Our internship program allows interns to gain a general knowledge and a broad understanding of how a particular department functions. We offer internships in fall, spring, and summer. Please, submit the volunteer application on our website or you may use the direct link. https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=2060117109

Benefits: 

Depending on amount of volunteer hours each year, benefits of volunteering with the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum include:

Training: All training will be provided.

About the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc.

www.staugustinelighthouse.com

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc. is a private, non-profit museum dedicated to its mission “to discover, preserve, present and keep alive the stories of the Nation's Oldest Port as symbolized by our working St. Augustine Lighthouse.

Our Board of Directors and Staff do this in many ways by:

Betty Griffin Center is looking for volunteers to assist with our Thrift Shoppe at Julington Square. Spend time volunteering with our retail staff and wonderful shoppers. Flexible schedule. Pick a schedule that is convenient for you between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Discounts available for volunteers!

Duties may include:

Betty Griffin Center is looking for volunteers to assist with our Thrift Shoppe on Anastasia Island. Spend time volunteering with our retail staff and wonderful shoppers. Flexible schedule. Pick a schedule that is convenient for you between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Discounts for volunteers!

Duties may include:

Training: No retail experience necessary. Training is provided.

Age requirement: 16 and older with adult supervision 18 no supervision

About the Betty Griffin Center

As a private, nonprofit agency 501 (c) 3, the Safety Shelter of St. Johns County, Inc., dba: Betty Griffin Center, provides emergency shelter to abused women and their minor children and temporary shelter for rape victims in danger after the crime. Other support services available to shelter residents and nonresidents include a 24-hour crisis hotline, individual and group counseling, case management, civil legal representation, and court advocacy. Betty Griffin Center provides all services to men who are abused with separate accommodations.

Learn More: www.BettyGriffinCenter.org

Help support Learn to Read of St. Johns County by assisting as an Adult Literacy or English for Speakers of Other Languages(ESOL) Tutor. We are recruiting tutors for our Adult Literacy program which teaches reading, writing, math, GED prep, TABE prep, language arts to adults learners. Learn to Read is also seeking tutors for our English for Speakers of Other Languages(ESOL) programs. We offer conversational English classes and Citizenship Exam prep, and potentially other literacy needs.

Our tutors help to change lives by providing positive instruction and encouragement to adult learners who aspire to a better life.

All of the services which Learn to Read offers are provided free of charge for the adult learners. We offer individual, one-on-one tutoring sessions. Training and materials will be provided to the instructor and student at no charge.

Requirements:

Training

About Learn To Read of St. Johns County

Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc. is a 501-(c) (3) non-profit organization partially funded by Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach and Serenata, United Way of St. Johns County, individuals, businesses, civic organizations and special events.

Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction in St. Johns and Putnam Counties to individuals 16 years of age and older. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the counties to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

Learn to Read believes literacy skills are vital for people to find work and to participate in their community. We tutor our students to pass the GED, the Adult Basic Education Test (TABE), and to achieve advancement in the workplace. Learn to Read depends on your support to purchase the books and other necessary teaching materials, as well as maintain the facility in which we operate. Your support is paramount to helping decrease barriers to employment and higher education that prevent our students from moving forward.

www.learntoreadofstjohns.org

Hopefull Handbags

Sign up for once per year!!!

Volunteer opportunity includes:

Requirements:

Scissors, combs, water bottle, clippers, etc…

 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. . Hopefull Haircuts

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

We also give time and talent giving haircuts to the homeless once a month.  It makes them feel like they have a fresh start. Again, giving hope.

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

President and Founder

Art Exhibition Installer

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy working alongside others to hang and install artwork for each monthly exhibition. While only gathering once a month (usually on a Thursday) -- we would never be able to do what we do without them! This is the team that helps put the work along the gallery walls!

To get involved in the Installation team with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

Art Exhibition Receiver

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy working alongside others to help with the processing and intake of artwork submissions for each monthly exhibition. This includes duties along the lines of helping artists get their artwork properly labelled, payments processed, etc. While only gathering once a month (usually on Tuesdays or Wednesdays) -- we would never be able to do what we do without them! This is the team that receives the artwork for each monthly exhibition!

To get involved in the Receiving Team with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

Social Media Marketing

 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. 

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

Thank you in advance.  We look forward to connecting.

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

Founder and President

Looking for a creative person to create displays using their creativity to enhance the in-store displays at both  Alpha-Omega Miracle Home Thrift stores in Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

Share your lunch hour with a child.

Become a C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N. mentor through this special program designed for people with limited time but who want to have a significant impact. (Character, Honesty, Achievement, Mentor-Mentee, Positive, Image, Original, Never-Give-Up!)

Volunteer Details:

Technical Requirements:

Training: Training to be provided.

Have an IMPACT in our local community. Community Partnership....

We would love to have you join us as a volunteer. Come celebrate with us!

About The Webster School: A Community Partnership School

The Webster School, A Community Partnership School is one of CHS’ most recent additions. The model brings together high-quality academics, health care, counseling, support, mentoring and more—all where students and their families are comfortable: in their own school.

Core partnerships include St. Johns County School District, Children’s Home Society of Florida, Flagler Hospital and St. Johns River State College.

Our goals:

Questions? More information? Please contact Alexius Ferguson at Alexius.Ferguson@chsfl.org.

Medical Scribes are individuals trained in medical documentation who assist a physician throughout their shift. The primary goal of a Medical Scribe is to increase the efficiency and the productivity of the physician they are working for. The Medical Scribe allows the doctor to focus on what is most important, the patient.

A summary of a Medical Scribes duties include performing all clerical and information technology functions for a physician in a clinic setting. This includes primary responsibility of the operation of the electronic health records and electronic dictation system. You also must be able anticipate physician needs to facilitate the flow of clinic. Medical Scribes must be discreet, tactful, and modest in performance of duties so as not to distract medical staff from patient care.  Good judgment, organizational ability, initiative, attention to detail, and the ability to be self-motivated are especially important when working as a Medical Scribe.  You must be adaptable and versatile since you will be responsible for many tasks. Good attendance is also an important element of this job since you will be hard to replace.

Some of the more detailed job duties and responsibilities of a Medical Scribe are:

1. Accurately and thoroughly document medical visits and procedures as they are being performed by the physician, including but not limited to:

2. Medical Scribes also spot mistakes or inconsistencies in medical documentation and check to correct the information in order to reduce errors.  All addenda must be signed off by a physician. Medical Scribes ensure that all clinical data, lab or other test results, the interpretation of the results by the physician are recorded accurately in the medical record.  Alert physician when chart is incomplete. Medical Scribes must comply with specific standards that apply to the style of medical records and to the legal and ethical requirements for preparing medical documents and for keeping patient information confidential.

3. Medical Scribes collect, organize and catalog data for physician quality reporting system and other quality improvement efforts and format for submission. You will assist in developing and maintaining systems to track patient follow up and compliance.

5. Attend training on diverse subjects such as information technology, legal, HIPAA and regulatory compliance, billing and coding. Quickly assimilate new knowledge into processes and procedures. Medical Scribes proofread and edit all the physician’s medical documents for accuracy, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Qualifications:  To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

1. Language Skills – The ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Medical Scribes must be proficient in typing and good at spelling, punctuation, grammar, and oral communication. Must be able to listen to complex medical information and summarize in a clear, complete, and concise fashion. Excellent English composition skills required to generate professional, polished writing at a high rate of production. Handwriting must be clear and legible.

2. Understanding of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, pharmacology, and treatment assessments to the extent required to understand and accurately transcribe dictated reports. Translate medical abbreviations into their expanded forms.

3.  Reasoning Ability – Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form. Ability to apply logic and draw conclusions based on knowledge. Have the ability to refer to reference materials to solve problems.

   4. Computer Skills – To perform this job successfully, an individual should be able to learn and use all functions of electronic     medical record software and transcription software. Must accurately enter data into a database, search for information, send and   receive email and attachments. Must be proficient in Microsoft Word in order to prepare correspondence, medical reports, and  other  documents. Must use Microsoft Excel to prepare flowcharts and organize data. Must use the internet to access schedules,  research information, etc.

5. Other Skills and Abilities – Must be able to type words and numbers quickly and accurately; must comply with HIPAA confidentiality standards when accessing or communicating patient information.

As you can see, Medical Scribes are an invaluable asset to physicians in busy clinics. With more time to focus on interacting with their patients, doctors see more patients while the Medical Scribe is documenting the patients visit and care plan – alleviating that burden from the doctor. 

 Job responsibilities include answering phones, data entry, making copies, conducting preliminary resident interviews, etc. 

First Coast Blessings in a Backpack is looking for special individuals who care about children to volunteer as program coordinators.

If you want to help children who are at risk of going hungry on the weekends, Blessings in a Backpack Program Coordinators help coordinate weekly packing of food bags for local children to take home on Fridays.


About Blessings in A Backpack

Blessings in a Backpack is a non-profit organization that feeds school children in the United States who currently are fed during the week on the federally funded Free and Reduced Meal Program and are at risk of going hungry on the weekends.

Its mission is to mobilize communities, individuals, and resources to provide food on the weekends for elementary school children across America who might otherwise go hungry. The program works with elementary school-aged children whose families cannot afford enough food. Better test scores, improved reading skills, positive behavior, improved health and increased attendance have all been attributed to the success of this program.

Blessings in a Backpack addresses the issue of childhood hunger in St. Johns County. 

Many children face a weekend without nutritious meals. As a result, they do not have the energy to participate in simple childhood activities and are focused many on their hunger pains.

Thanks to volunteers, our organization packs nutritious, easily-accessible, child-friendly bags or boxes of small meals and snacks which is given to them as they leave school on Friday.

The children who have these foods have the energy to participate in developmental activities and return to school on Monday ready to learn. Join us as we reach out to be a positive influence on the children in our county.

Volunteers Needed - Haven Attic Resale Store

The Haven Attic volunteers make our stores a success.They help people throughout the Haven Hospice community - patients and families - as well as people who have challenging economic circumstances who need an affordable place to shop. We are always seeking energetic, conscientious volunteers who are mindful of the Haven mission. We could not do what we do without our volunteers!

Volunteer duties include:

Additional Details:

Benefits:

About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

We are SEA Community. Our mission is to help others cross over the sea of sub-standard housing, homelessness, hunger, and other obstacles, by meeting the needs of the families and individuals in the Spuds, Elkton, and Armstrong communities!

We need volunteers to assist with our food pantry during the week. Duties will include the following:

Schedules are flexible.

Would you enjoy volunteering your time to help young students to increase their knowledge and also grow in confidence? Consider sharing your knowledge with students in our local school district by serving as a tutor, reading pal or mentor.

The St. Johns County School District utilizes the expertise of adults with a desire to assist and support student success.

Join our dedicated team of volunteers who support our schools through participation as an RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Corps) volunteer. Experience the many rewards of helping students grow their skills and experience the satisfaction that comes from excelling in the classroom. We have witnessed a remarkable degree of measurable academic progression from students paired with individual tutors, mentors and reading pals.

Ongoing Volunteer Needs:

Volunteer Requirements:

Requirements:

About RSVP
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of St. Johns County provides meaningful opportunities for people 55 years of age and better to assist children and adults in their educational pursuits, mobilize community volunteers for service, and assist not-for-profit agencies in St. Johns County with special support.

The St. Johns County office opened more than 26 years ago and has been sponsored by the St. Johns County School District for over 17 years. There are more than 15 sites with approximately 100 volunteers providing service in St. Johns County.

Learn more at http://rsvpstjohns.com

Questions? Please call us at 904-547-3945

SAFE SHELTER SUPPLY DRIVE HOST 

The Safe Shelter Supply Drive Host will ensure that the Shelter has enough items to support the residents. These can be door-to-door solicitations, or larger supply drives held in the community.

DUTIES

REQUIREMENTS

TRAINING
There is always staff on hand volunteers can contact if they have any questions.

ITEMS NEEDED
Grocery Items:
Grocery store gift certificates, box meals, box potatoes, baby food, canned vegetables, canned meats, macaroni & cheese, peanut butter & jelly, juice, coffee, sugar
Cleaning Supplies:
Bleach, laundry detergent, pinesol & lysol, abrasive cleanser, window cleaner, paper products, trash bags
Baby Items:
Diapers (all sizes), crib sheets & blankets, children’s underwear & socks (new)
Personal Items:
Store Gift Cards, new women’s underwear & socks, lice shampoo, toothpaste, disposable razors, hair products, African American hair products, deodorant, cold & pain medicine, first aid supplies, office supplies, stamps
Miscellaneous:
Kitchen & bathroom linens, batteries, light bulbs, Sunshine Bus tokens

Mission:
To offer protection and quality services for victims of Domestic Violence and their minor children and/or victims of Sexual Assault and their families in St. Johns County, FL, through the operation of a shelter offering assistance, counseling, and transitional support.

To educate the community about services provided and raise awareness of the problems of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault to break cycles of abuse.

Learn More: www.BettyGriffinCenter.org

Share your enthusiasm for reading with students that need extra support and encouragement. The St. Johns County School District utilizes the expertise of adults with a desire to assist and support student success. Join our dedicated team of reading tutors and experience the rewards of helping students grow their skills and excel in the classroom.

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of St. Johns County provides meaningful opportunities for people 55 years of age and better to assist students in their educational pursuits, mobilize community volunteers for service, and assist not-for-profit agencies in St. Johns County with special support.

Are you someone who has time and enjoys sharing a good book with a child? Do you have patience and love a young child's energy? Volunteers are needed to assist in providing literacy support to young students in childcare centers, as well as early childhood classrooms in the St. Johns County School District.

Assist Haven in enabling pets to remain with their owners, by providing support to the pets. Duties may include taking the pet for a walk, taking the pet to a grooming or veterinary visit, dropping off pet food to the home from the Pet Peace of Mind program. If you love pets and people this opportunity is for you!

Funds for this pet-support program made possible by a grant from Banfield Charitable Trust.

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

Requirements:

Additional Details:

Benefits:

About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

Do you have a special pet that is friendly to everyone? Ever considered Volunteering with your beloved pet? It's easier than you think! You and your pet can spend quality time together and help bring a smile to patients' faces and as well as caregivers by becoming a pet visitor!

This position is terrific for individuals with a little extra time as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

Requirements:

Additional Details:

Benefits:

About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

We are seeking fun-loving and dedicated volunteers to help support our Special Events throughout the year. We have a lot of fun working to raise funding for Learn to Read's programs and services. Join our Special Events team of volunteers and help support our mission!

Duties will include assisting the Executive Director and the Board of Directors in planning and coordinating special events throughout the year. Activities may include data input, contacting sponsors or potential sponsors, helping with donor acknowledgements, supporting event setup and take down. These are a few of the many ways our special event volunteers help support LTR's success.

All of our services are offered free of charge to our adult students who are seeking to improve their literacy and lives. Our Special Event volunteers help us to raise funds that support this mission.

Requirements:

Training

Special Events

Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc. is a 501-(c) (3) non-profit organization partially funded by Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach and Serenata, United Way of St. Johns County, individuals, businesses, civic organizations and special events.

Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction in St. Johns and Putnam Counties to individuals 16 years of age and older. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the counties to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

Learn to Read believes literacy skills are vital for people to find work and to participate in their community. We tutor our students to pass the GED, the Adult Basic Education Test (TABE), and to achieve advancement in the workplace. Learn to Read depend on your support to purchase the books and other necessary teaching materials, as well as maintain the facility in which we operate. Your support is paramount to helping decrease barriers to employment and higher education that prevent our students from moving forward.

www.learntoreadofstjohns.org

Thrift Store Manager Volunteers are needed for the Spectrum Thrift Store in Northwest St. Johns County, 616 State Road 13, Saint Johns, FL 32259. Join our family of volunteers working in the Thrift Store. Help to support our mission to give employment opportunities to individuals with Autism and developmental delays.

Assist us with activities including opening and closing of the store, run cash register, customer service, merchandising and display an array of retail products, serving as cashiers, and mentoring students who are gaining valuable job skills onsite.

Retirees, stay-at-home parents are warmly welcomed!

Thrift Store Hours: Monday through Friday (10:00 to 6:30 p.m.) Saturday (9:00 to 6:30 p.m.) Sunday (12 noon to 5 p.m.).

Requirements:

Duties:

Shift Options:

Training: Training will be provided.

Background Check Required: Yes

About Spectrum Thrift Store
Our Mission: Giving Employment Opportunities to Individuals with Autism and Developmental Delays because Everyone Deserves to Thrive.

www.facebook.com/SpectrumThriftStoreJax

Teen Thrift Store volunteers are needed for the Spectrum Thrift Store in Northwest St. Johns County, 616 State Road 13, Saint Johns, FL 32259. Join our family of volunteers working in the Thrift Store. Help to support our mission to give employment opportunities to individuals with Autism and developmental delays. Assist us with activities including greeting customers and general customer service, organizing an array of retail products, warehousing and inventory, serving as cashiers, and mentoring students who are gaining valuable job skills onsite.

Thrift Store Hours: Monday through Friday (10:00 to 6:30p.m.), Saturday (9:00 to 6:30p.m.) Sunday (12 noon to 5 p.m.).

Requirements:

Duties:

Shift Options:

Training: Training will be provided.

Background Check Required: Yes

About Spectrum Thrift Store
Our Mission: Giving Employment Opportunities to Individuals with Autism and Developmental Delays because Everyone Deserves to Thrive.

www.facebook.com/SpectrumThriftStoreJax

Thrift Store volunteers are needed for the Spectrum Thrift Store in Northwest St. Johns County, 616 State Road 13, Saint Johns, FL 32259. Join our family of volunteers working in the Thrift Store. Help to support our mission to give employment opportunities to individuals with Autism and developmental delays. Assist us with activities including customer service, organizing an array of retail products, serving as cashiers, and mentoring students who are gaining valuable job skills onsite.

Retirees, stay-at-home parents, teens and volunteer groups are warmly welcomed!

Thrift Store Hours: Monday through Saturday (9:00 to 6 p.m.) Sunday (12 noon to 5 p.m.).

Requirements:

Duties:

Training: Training will be provided.

Background Check Required: Yes

About Spectrum Thrift Store
Our Mission: Giving Employment Opportunities to Individuals with Autism and Developmental Delays because Everyone Deserves to Thrive.

www.facebook.com/SpectrumThriftStoreJax

Transitions Volunteers help Haven to provide information and resources to families and patients who are facing a chronic illness, but are not yet eligible for hospice care. The Haven Attic Store supports the funding of the Transitions program.

Transitions volunteers are trained to assist our staff team by:

The hours for this position are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

Additional Details:

Benefits:

About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

Join Haven's team of compassionate patient caregivers.

Haven's Patient Caregiver Volunteers are a VITAL member of our team.

Our incredible volunteers:

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

Additional Details:

Benefits:

About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

We are SEA Community. Our mission is to help others cross over the sea of sub-standard housing, homelessness, hunger, and other obstacles, by meeting the needs of the families and individuals in the Spuds, Elkton, and Armstrong communities!

We need volunteers to assist with light office duties at the Community Center during the week. A welcoming attitude is essential. Duties will include the following:

NODA Caregiver Volunteers Needed.

NODA ("No One Dies Alone.) is a new program to our organization which provides end-of-life sitters for individuals without local family members. NODA Caregiver Volunteers may support patients during their final 3-5 days of life. Volunteers provide around the clock presence in the lives of patients, to ensure that if requested, no one dies alone in our community.

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

Requirements:

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The Spectrum Thrift Store in Northwest St. Johns County, 616 State Road 13, Saint Johns, FL 32259. Is seeking groups interested in special projects that help support Thrift Shop operations.

Groups can assist us with activities including:

Support our mission to give employment opportunities to individuals with Autism and developmental delays.


Thrift Store Hours: Monday through Friday (10 - 6:30 pm ) Saturday (9:00 - 6:30 p.m.) Sunday (11:30 - 5 p.m.).

Requirements:

About Spectrum Thrift Store
Our Mission: Giving Employment Opportunities to Individuals with Autism and Developmental Delays because Everyone Deserves to Thrive.

www.facebook.com/SpectrumThriftStoreJax

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home is seeking individuals or group volunteers to assist in monthly lawn care for our future location. The property is a seven-acre lot with a brick house on Collins Avenue by the First Coast Technical Center. Frequency needed at the present is once per month. Enjoy working outdoors as you contribute to your community! Flexible schedule. Pick your own hours! 
Duties include:

Background Check: Required.

Training: Must know and demonstrate safe operation of lawn mower, weed eater and edger.

Age Requirement: 17 and older.

About Alpha-Omega Miracle Home
www.aomh.org

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was founded in 1997 by Lisa Franklin, a native of St. Augustine, who was once herself a teenage mother. Despite her professional success years later, Lisa was coping with an emptiness that could only be filled by God. After a period of time when she walked away from the church and living according to her Christian values, she returned to her faith. One night, while praying and asking God how she could serve Him, God placed a vision in her heart of grandmotherly women rocking infants, and sitting at their feet were young mothers. The elder women were sharing their wisdom with the young mothers and in turn, the young were caring for the old. From that vision, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was born.

From a very humble beginning with very little money, staff, or a formal plan, Alpha-Omega has grown dramatically from one home housing up to 7 teenage mothers and their infants to 24 transitional and permanent supportive housing units caring for approximately 87 women and children annually. In 2009, Alpha-Omega added permanent supportive housing for homeless senior women and other homeless community individuals and families. As funding increased, services such as case management and on-site counseling became available, in addition to financial literacy and life skills classes.

Alpha-Omega began several outreach programs, beginning in 2007, to increase care for homeless and low-income individuals and families living in St. Johns County. The Alpha-Omega Community Diaper Bank was opened to serve families who had to choose between buying food or diapers for their children. This year, more than 10,500 diapers and wipes were given free to the community.

In 2010, the first Alpha-Omega Thrift Store was opened to help fund the transitional housing program and give unemployed residents a place to volunteer while looking for stable, long-term employment. In 2016, Alpha-Omega opened a second store in Jacksonville and is now able to support the needs of the community even more. This year, the thrift stores have provided our community with over 3,000 free household goods and articles of clothing and shoes to those in need. Because of our faithful supporters, our thrifts stores are a meaningful place to give donations, shop, and volunteer.

Because of the faithful and determined efforts of Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, many individuals and families are no longer facing homelessness and are on paths of success with joy.

Do you want to play a role in our community's initiative to impact homelessness?

Do you have a few hours to lend in service? Do you enjoy "doing" vs. planning? 

Volunteers are needed who are willing to lend helping hands and in keeping our homeless "drop-in" center and office clean, neat and "spic and span" - - by assisting our staff with light cleaning and organizing.

Flexible schedule - you can pick your hours!

Duties may include easy, practical support tasks such as sorting and organizing materials, sweeping, dusting, wiping down the tops of our 8-ft tables, etc.


About Home Again St. Johns (www.homeagainsj.org)

Founded in 2011, Home Again St. Johns is a non-profit organization coordinating a multi-agency system to positively effect and alleviate homelessness in St. Johns County through the active engagement of those residents experiencing homelessness: individuals, families, veterans, and as well as the community as a whole, working together in supporting their return to self-sufficiency.
The ongoing development of facilities on State Road 207 that will offer permanent supportive housing, medical services, and direct connections to psychological, addiction treatment, education courses, job training and occupational coaching.

The goal is to make the Home Again St. Johns (HASJ) a model of how to successfully wrap services around individuals and families experiencing homelessness in permanent supportive housing “Housing First,” and end homelessness in St. Johns County. In the past year, Home Again St. Johns helped over 700 homeless men, women and children with programs targeted access to vital services focused on ending homelessness.

Help patients to create a legacy keepsake of their lives for their loved ones. This unique and personal service offers volunteers the opportunity to dabble in hand photography (photograph of the hands), help to record personal histories, sew simple memory pillows (as well as quilts) from personal items, and many other creative opportunities. If you have a creative side and are looking for a volunteer opportunity with a great deal of flexibility where you can use your skills, this may be the perfect opportunity for you!

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs. Some craft work may be done at home.

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About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

Haven Ambassadors (Community Outreach)

Haven Ambassadors will:

If you like engaging with the public this opportunity is for you!

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

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Alpha-Omega Miracle Home is seeking individuals who are willing to offer presentations on basic life skills to a small audience of residents being served by AOMH. Our clients are single mothers and senior women who can directly benefit from basic life skills educational classes.

We are seeking to identify individuals willing to teach one or more classes on general topics which are intended to be both informational and inspirational in encouraging personal success in navigating the challenges we all face in life.

Individuals who have personal expertise and willing to volunteer to teach these 1 hour courses offering helpful tips and strategies are always appreciated!

General examples of the types of basic life classes we provide:

About Alpha-Omega Miracle Home
www.aomh.org

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was founded in 1997 by Lisa Franklin, a native of St. Augustine, who was once herself a teenage mother. Despite her professional success years later, Lisa was coping with an emptiness that could only be filled by God. After a period of time when she walked away from the church and living according to her Christian values, she returned to her faith. One night, while praying and asking God how she could serve Him, God placed a vision in her heart of grandmotherly women rocking infants, and sitting at their feet were young mothers. The elder women were sharing their wisdom with the young mothers and in turn, the young were caring for the old. From that vision, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was born.

From a very humble beginning with very little money, staff, or a formal plan, Alpha-Omega has grown dramatically from one home housing up to 7 teenage mothers and their infants to 24 transitional and permanent supportive housing units caring for approximately 87 women and children annually. In 2009, Alpha-Omega added permanent supportive housing for homeless senior women and other homeless community individuals and families. As funding increased, services such as case management and on-site counseling became available, in addition to financial literacy and life skills classes.

Alpha-Omega began several outreach programs, beginning in 2007, to increase care for homeless and low-income individuals and families living in St. Johns County. The Alpha-Omega Community Diaper Bank was opened to serve families who had to choose between buying food or diapers for their children. This year, more than 10,500 diapers and wipes were given free to the community.

In 2010, the first Alpha-Omega Thrift Store was opened to help fund the transitional housing program and give unemployed residents a place to volunteer while looking for stable, long-term employment. In 2016, Alpha-Omega opened a second store in Jacksonville and is now able to support the needs of the community even more. This year, the thrift stores have provided our community with over 3,000 free household goods and articles of clothing and shoes to those in need. Because of our faithful supporters, our thrifts stores are a meaningful place to give donations, shop, and volunteer.

Because of the faithful and determined efforts of Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, many individuals and families are no longer facing homelessness and are on paths of success with joy.

Learn to Read is seeking a volunteer with experience in designing effective (and creative!) promotional materials for events, programs, constant contact, and social media. The volunteer would work directly with the CEO and/or Board Member. This is a virtual opportunity/or office opportunity.

About Learn To Read of St. Johns County
Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction to individuals 16 years of age and older in St. Johns and Putnam Counties. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the county to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

www.lrtstjohns.org

Haven shows our appreciation to patients who have served in the military by providing them with a special pinning ceremony and presentation of a certificate for their years of service (in all branches of the military).This volunteer opportunity is ideal for a retired or active military service member. Haven feels that it means so much to our patients to receive this recognition from someone who has also served.

The hours for this assignment are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

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About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

The Sexual Assault Victim Recovery Program is currently recruiting on-call volunteers to provide victim advocacy and court advocacy. Advocates are available 24/7 to talk with domestic and/or sexual abuse survivors, their families and friends.

As a sexual assault victim advocate you will be accompanying victims of sexual assault to the Rape Care Unit located at Flagler Hospital. At the RCU, victims can receive a forensic medical exam, make a report to law enforcement, and get connected to helping resources. As an advocate, not only will you be providing information regarding victim's rights and resources, but you will be providing emotional support during their RCU visit and assisting victims in navigating their healing journey. Training is provided at no cost and includes both an online training and a training at the Rape Care Unit

Specialized Training Provided
Betty Griffin Center staff members want to ensure that our volunteers are well prepared to do their jobs. Most volunteers are required to participate in a 30-hour Domestic Violence classroom training and 30 hours of online Sexual Assault training to enable them to acquire privilege and confidentiality, and provide them with background information on domestic and sexual violence. If you are interested in working directly with our participants and answering our 24-hour help line this training is required.

Please email Jennifert@bettygriffincenter.org for training class dates.

About the Betty Griffin Center
As a private, nonprofit agency 501 (c) 3, the Safety Shelter of St. Johns County, Inc., dba: Betty Griffin Center, provides emergency shelter to abused women and their minor children and temporary shelter for rape victims in danger after the crime. Other support services available to shelter residents and nonresidents include a 24-hour crisis hotline, individual and group counseling, case management, civil legal representation, and court advocacy. Betty Griffin Center provides all services to men who are abused with separate accommodations.

St. Johns County Chamber Of Commerce is seeking a cheerful, courteous volunteer to work at the Visitor Information Center in Ponte Vedra Beach.

Responsibilities Include:

Training and additional resource guides will be provided.

About The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce 
Our Vision: The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce will be relentless at growing business. We will elevate the standard for non-profit products and services. We will be innovative and strategic in creating a culture of collaboration. We will accelerate our growth by being visible with our successes. We will establish ourselves as a leader in commerce, within our community, state and on-line.
www.sjcchamber.com

As the volunteer co-leader, you will be working with a 4-H county extension agent as the primary leader. Your role is to work with the youth and their dogs. The extension agent will take care of all the paperwork and related administrative tasks. The agent can also conduct the classroom education if that is your preference.

Are you looking for a rewarding way to step into service? Would you enjoy having fun while helping seniors?

Join our of caring volunteers who assist our staff team and support our residents through a wide variety of social activities! Our volunteers help us to create a caring community at Westminster Woods on Julington Creek.

Volunteer opportunities may include: Activity Support, Bingo Assistant, Technology Assistant, Devotions and Hymns Volunteer, Dining Assistant, Visitor,, Maintenance Assistant, Photographer, Spiritual Volunteer, Trip Escort, etc.

We have a wide array of service options and our Director of Volunteers will work with you to find a volunteer opportunity that matches your interests and time availability.

Training: To be provided.

Background Check Required: Yes.

Annual PPD Screening Required: Yes.

About Westminster Woods on Julington Creek
http://www.westminsterwoodsfl.org/

Westminster Woods on Julington Creek is sponsored by Westminster Communities of Florida, a family of not-for-profit organizations, working together in a common bond of ministry and mission. Our mission is to serve people — residents, employees and our neighbors in the greater community. As a faith-based, not-for-profit organization, our sole purpose is to serve older adults, by providing beautiful and quality environments to enhance lifestyles at every level of independence.

Smiles wanted! 

Do you like meeting new people and knowing that your service will directly help others? Join our family of volunteers and staff at Wildflower Heatlhcare. Every week we help individuals in need of basic medical and dental care.
The volunteers will provide support in the clinic environment to facilitate office management and patient care.

Volunteer Activities:

Requirements:

Training: Training will be provided by the Wildflowers staff.

Background check: Yes.

About Us
Wildflower Healthcare provides free, high quality dental and medical care to low-income, uninsured adult residents in St. Johns County. Volunteer health professionals provide high quality, compassionate care and health education through clinics and community outreach programs. Wildflower Healthcare plays a critical role in the county as a dental and medical home for our neighbors in need.

OUR MISSION is to ensure access to quality, compassionate healthcare that improves the lives of people we serve in our community. https://wildflowerhealthcare.org

We are looking for Friendly, Engaging Volunteers to work in our Thrift Stores. We have two stores located at : 1961 A1A South, St. Augustine, FL 32080 and 445 SR 13, Fruit Cove, FL 32259

Responsibilities will be:

We ask that you volunteer from the hours of 11 am to 4 pm once or more days per week. You'll interact with our fun and hardworking team of employees and volunteers and our awesome customers! If you work 20 hours or more per month you'll be entitled to a 25% discount on all sale and regularly priced merchandise. But best of all, you'll be serving your community as you help us to provide services for victims of domestic and sexual violence.

About the Betty Griffin Center
As a private, nonprofit agency 501 (c) 3, the Safety Shelter of St. Johns County, Inc., dba: Betty Griffin Center, provides emergency shelter to abused women and their minor children and temporary shelter for rape victims in danger after the crime. Other support services available to shelter residents and nonresidents include a 24-hour crisis hotline, individual and group counseling, case management, civil legal representation, and court advocacy. Betty Griffin Center provides all services to men who are abused with separate accommodations.

Writers needed!

Put your writing skills to work and help us share our mission via social media, our blog and newsletter.

Volunteer Activities may include:

Skills required:

Training: Training will be provided. Staff will explain the details of the requirements and computer programs used at the facility.

www.goodsamstaug.org

About Us

Wildflower Healthcare provides free, high quality dental and medical care to low-income, uninsured adult residents in St. Johns County. Volunteer health professionals provide high quality, compassionate care and health education through clinics and community outreach programs. Wildflower Healthcare plays a critical role in the county as a dental and medical home for our neighbors in need.

OUR MISSION is to ensure access to quality, compassionate healthcare that improves the lives of people we serve in our community.

https://wildflowerhealthcare.org

We are SEA Community. Our mission is to help others cross over the sea of sub-standard housing, homelessness, hunger, and other obstacles, by meeting the needs of the families and individuals in the Spuds, Elkton, and Armstrong communities!

We need volunteers to assist with the Clothes Closet at the Community Center during the week. A welcoming attitude is essential. Duties will include the following:

Schedules are flexible.

Celebration Volunteers

Haven believes that every day is a gift! Do you like to celebrate special occasions? A Celebration Volunteer for Haven does just that for our patients by:

If you have extra time, this position may be for you as the hours are flexible and can be scheduled to meet your personal needs.

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About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

Bereavement Volunteers Needed. 
Volunteers are needed to support the bereavement programs and services offered by Haven, including:

Skills Desired:

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About Haven 
www.beyourhaven.org

Administrative Support Volunteers Needed. Support the mission of Haven by assisting departments in meeting their patients goals and objectives through back office support. Administrative Support Volunteers provide critical office support and services for departments and teams at Haven. Positions vary according to the volunteer's skills, knowledge and personal schedules. If you'd like to help in our office, we can tailor an administrative volunteer position to work with your availability. We could not do what we do without the support of our volunteers!

Volunteers assist in many ways, and includes:

Hours are flexible. 

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About Haven 
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