Youth mentoring services volunteer opportunities are available.

Volunteer opportunities include: YMCA Board Member; Board meetings are held the third Monday of each month; Soccer Coach; Two seasons per year (spring and fall); Basketball Coach ; Once per year, 6-8 week commitment; Babysitting; Maintenance.

Project Woman offers transitional and other supportive housing solutions for survivors of domestic or intimate partner violence and sexual assault. Goal attainment plans wrap intensive supports including housing advocacy, case management, empowerment education and clinical supports. Housing is based on availability and eligibility.

M.A.V. Youth Mentoring fosters supportive relationships between adult role models and youth. Adults and youth will meet two to three times per month to do activities such as shooting hoops, playing a board game, sharing a pizza, taking a walk in the park, etc. The schedule can be flexible to meet the needs of the mentors and their youths.

Recruits and trains adult volunteers to serve as role models, friends, and mentors for youth who may benefit from a supportive relationship. The volunteers (Bigs) have contact with the youth (Littles) twice a month for a period of at least one year. The volunteer and child participate in social and recreational activities such as watching movies, talking on the phone, bicycling, or just running errands. Professional caseworkers are available to provide advice and support.

Seeking persons to volunteer as tax counselors for Muskingum, Perry, and Morgan county clinics. Counselors are also asked to volunteer for one clinic per week, or three hours per week from the end of January to the end of March. Training: Provided free of charge by our trained Clinic Coordinator and is completed in one of our clinic sites. Training's will be held Mid- January and an at home study and practice is available once the training is completed. Liability: Volunteers are not held liable for someone else’s tax return. It is the client’s responsibility to make sure the information provided is accurate and complete. Clients are required to sign a release form at the beginning of the session. Volunteers do not sign completed tax forms. Support: Help is also available by calling the Financial Stability Partnership Coordinator at United Way.

Actively seeking volunteer for a variety of volunteer projects.

Seeks volunteers to take crisis calls from domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. This includes providing emotional support, answering questions about legal options and providing information and resources via phone calls, as well as accompanying survivors to the hospital and/or police stations. Training is provided and a supervisor is available for back-up to answer questions of the advocate.

Volunteers are requested to assist with day-to-day activities, Day Camps, Field Trips/Excursions, Education Programs, Fundraising, Youth Programs and Board/Committee Members and more.

Seeks volunteers to assist with domestic violence and sexual assault support services.

Provides an opportunity for community members with college degrees to mentor college students who receive a College Now scholarship and/or Say Yes Cleveland scholarship. Mentor will be expected to communicate with the student through two emails a month and three meetings (virtual or in-person) per year.

Seeking persons to volunteer as tax counselors for Muskingum, Perry, and Morgan county clinics. Counselors are also asked to volunteer for one clinic per week, or three hours per week from the end of January to the end of March. Training: Provided free of charge by our trained Clinic Coordinator and is completed in one of our clinic sites. Training's will be held Mid- January and an at home study and practice is available once the training is completed. Liability: Volunteers are not held liable for someone else’s tax return. It is the client’s responsibility to make sure the information provided is accurate and complete. Clients are required to sign a release form at the beginning of the session. Volunteers do not sign completed tax forms. Support: Help is also available by calling the Financial Stability Partnership Coordinator at United Way.

Trains and assigns court-appointed Guardians Ad Litem (GAL) for children whose parents are being prosecuted for abuse, neglect, or dependency. The GAL represents the child's best interest by performing an investigation and interviews of the child's family members, teachers, doctors, etc., then preparing a report for the Juvenile Court. The GAL will routinely visit the child's home once a month to monitor and assess the living situation.

Provides volunteer opportunities for those interested in working alongside residents and staff performing daily work duties including food preparation, garden and grounds maintenance, and care for horses. May also assist with transporting residents, running errands, and offering recreational or educational activities. A living stipend is provided to full time volunteers (40 hrs per week or more) who live on the property.

Annual program to to get an accurate count of the number of individuals who are homeless in Fairfield County. Volunteers conduct outreach and distribute supplies to various locations including meal sites.

Provides a peer support program to match adults coping with severe mental illness with a community volunteer for friendship and social skill building. Provided through a partnership with Compeer International. Opportunties in the program may include: - One-to-One Friendship Program: Offers face-to-face contact with adult volunteer. - Compeer Calling: Provides telephone support (may be offered in addition to face-to-face support). - Compeer Community: Offers group events and celebrations among Compeers to strengthen social skills. - Peer-to-Peer: Matches clients with one another in supportive, one-on-one friendships. - Skillbuilders Program: Promotes social ties through structured life skills training.

Seeks volunteers who can provide opportunities for shelter residents to participate in art programs, educational presentations, or recreational experiences. Volunteers might do art activities, provide music or other entertainment performances, or work with shelter residents doing their own projects.

Seeks volunteers to mentor expectant and new parents who are participating in the Baby University parenting classes on Mon evenings.

Seeking a variety of volunteers, including: - Animal lovers. - Caregiver assistants. - Clerical assistants. - Companions. - Gardeners. - Guest cooks/chefs. - Handypersons. - Household assistants. - Musicians. - Pet therapy visitors. - Spa services assistants. - Special events assistants. - Vigil support. - Welcome desk hosts/hostesses.

Volunteer opportunities include: - Landscaping at New Beginnings Shelter - Organize and sort donations - Mentors for youth and parents (requires background check).

Provides volunteer training and opportunities for adults.

Opportunities for volunteers include crisis line, legal advocacy, child advocacy, speaker's bureau, housekeeping and maintenance, donation pick-up, and sorting.

Actively seeking individuals who are willing to volunteer without remuneration to assist with clerical office work, Reentry program, Community Engagement, construction work and/or youth programs. Youth programs including the RICH Kids Enrichment After School program, Bike Shop program, Summer Camp program, Studio program, and Open Gym program.

Offers volunteer opportunities to serve by sponsoring a meal as a church or individual, volunteering at the Peter Maurin Dining Hall, volunteering for the food pantry, or as a volunteer at the Emergency Overnight Warming Center (EOWC).

Seeks volunteers to assist with child care during house meetings.