volunteering

Volunteer and Internship Opportunities

The Council on Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence has many opportunities that may be of interest to a volunteer. The following are just some of the options available to a volunteer:

Pager—carry a pager and be on call to respond to crisis. Provide advocacy at the hospital, police station, etc.

Answer Crisis Hotline—work in shelter and answer the 24-hour crisis hotline and provide support, information and referrals to callers.


Advocacy and Accompaniment—with clients to hospitals, court, police, and other social service agencies.

Work with Children—present Happy Bear program, provide child care, read stories, help with field trips.

Fundraising—planning, organizing, and promoting special events and fund raising activities.

Indirect Services—assist with office duties, distribute informational materials to the community, public speaking.

Rural Outreach—there are also volunteer opportunities available in the rural communities that CSADV serves. Opportunities in these communities include distribution of materials, assisting and conducting presentations, and providing direct services to victims.

CSADV also provides internships for human service related fields of study. Our interns have an interest in increasing their knowledge of domestic violence and sexual assault. When interning with our agency, participants will gain valuable job experience, develop new skills, and build a resume. Interns also make valuable personal and professional contacts within the service community. All interns receive the 30-hour training specific to working with victims and survivors of abuse. Interns provide both direct and indirect services. If you are interested in interviewing for an intern position, please contact our agency.