Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

The Mid-Ohio Traumatic Loss Response Team offers multiple volunteer opportunities, to ensure that support is available: volunteer advocates offer support as soon as possible after the event, peer support volunteers with lived experience meet with survivors, an annual memorial event is held, volunteers are provided opportunities to educate volunteers and community members on grief and loss, bereavement specialists offer a safe place for survivors to connecrt with other survivors. This program will train peer mentors to provide support and companionship to people immediately after the loss of a loved one to suicide or accidental overdose. Research shows that postvention services decrease trauma responses and aides in the healing process. Opportunites include On call support Peer Support Follow up calls Community Outreach Data Management Administrative Support First responderTraining is provided; no previous experience is required. To volunteer call 1-833-634-4673 (HOPE) or fill out the Interest Form VOLUNTEER.

Volunteers for pastoral counseling are welcomed.

Provides text line for Crisis Counselors that answer texts from people in crisis, bringing them from a hot moment to a cool calm through active listening, collaborative problem solving, and safety planning.

The L.O.S.S. (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors)Team is sanctioned to be called to the scene of a death by suicide and serve as mentors and support for the survivors. Volunteers that are interested in training for team membership are welcome.

Community Mercy Hospice is a physician-directed program that addresses the medical, spiritual , emotional and social needs of the terminally ill and their families. Hospice aims to enrich the patient's remaining months of life, emphasizing control of pain and symptoms in the warmth and familiarity of home, surrounded by the comfort of family and friends. Community Mercy Hospice is licensed by the State of Ohio and certified by Medicare. A wide range of program services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid and other health insurance plans.

Volunteer opportunities are available on a 24/7 crisis hotline and 211 information and referral call center. A background check and 50 hours of training are required.

The Response Team is looking for compassionate, reliable volunteers to receive training and provide follow up and outreach to individuals who have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide or overdose. Volunteers can be lay people, clergy, community members, or individuals who have themselves experienced loss. Volunteers who intend to serve on a regular basis must be at least 18 years old, attend an orientation and training, and undergo a background check. Training will be provided and no previous experience is required. You can bring hope to the grieving by offering compassionate support in a variety of ways: - On call support - Peer Support - Follow up calls - Community Outreach - Data Management - Administrative Support - First responder.

Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

Seeks volunteers to assist with mental health counseling services.

Provides educational prevention information to the public and school based integrated services;regarding substance abuse, violence and gambling issues and substance abuse and prevention volunteer opportunities;

Seeks volunteers to assist with pregnancy and parenting classes.

Volunteer opportunities are available on a 24/7 crisis hotline and 211 information and referral call center.