Volunteers and Interns serve a big role in our programs. We rely on volunteers/interns to help us deliver high quality, trauma informed programs and care to survivors of abuse.
Our program seeks students and individuals who are seeking to increase and enhance their experience in providing services to people who have experienced trauma.
Eligibility for our program:
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Demonstrate experience or ability to work with people in crisis and ability to show sensitivity to the issue of exposure to trauma
- Agree to be interviewed
- Successfully complete the background process
- Agree to work at least 16 hours per month (including at least one full 8 hour day)
- Attend an in-person orientation meeting
- Agree to follow the policies, procedures and operations manual for the FJC
Pathways
Victim Advocate Internship
*Typically preferred by Social Work students or those looking for more than 120 service hours*
PAL Mentor Internship/Volunteer
Project-Based Internship/Volunteer
Data: Assist advocates with data entry, data analysis, trends, surveys, and policy/project research to help the SAFE Family Justice Centers improve services for clients.
Newsletters: Assist with graphic design and journalism for monthly newsletters to help foster community relationships and donor engagement.
Organization/Decor: Assist with organization of offices, transporting office/outreach supplies between office and storage, and decorating for events and holidays.