Direct Service Volunteer

Apply by October 21st to become a volunteer!

Volunteers provide survivors with connection to community, peer-support, safety planning assistance, information about partner abuse, and resources by:

• Staffing our 24-hour crisis hotline
• Checking-in with guests in our Housing Pathways Program
• Co-facilitating our telephone-based support groups
• Sharing information about TNLR, our services and the issue of partner abuse in our communities at outreach events and on social media
• Planning events like Paint the Town and Wild Tongues
• Participating in committees to discuss how to do our work more intentionally
• Organizing and being in solidarity with the communities we work with

As a volunteer, you will develop skills in direct service, community outreach & organizing, grassroots fundraising, group facilitation, and so much more!