Wanted EMT’s & Firefighters and Paramedics EMT $17 dollars an hour per call Paramedic $18 an hour per call or you can work up to 30 hours a week Firefighters are volunteer Call for more details 816-918-3082 Jeffery S. Jewell Fire & EMS Chief | Requirements: Standard Firefighter and EMT certifications apply. Call for details | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will engage with the community to support initiatives that promote inclusivity and creativity. Responsibilities include assisting with events, outreach, and community programs.

Assist in organizing community events and meetings to foster collaboration among residents, businesses, and organizations. Volunteers will help with event planning, outreach, and communication efforts to enhance community engagement.

Join Trina's Kitchen & Resource Center, Inc. as a volunteer to help serve nutritious meals to the homeless and low-income individuals in Kansas City. Volunteers are needed to assist with meal preparation, serving, and cleanup.

Assist with office tasks, data entry, and other administrative duties to ensure smooth program operations.

Help organize and participate in community events to promote Paws & Pals’ mission and services, raising awareness about mental health support for youth.

Work alongside professional therapists to support session activities and engage with participants, promoting mental health and emotional well-being for children and teens.

Each week, volunteers provide a warm meal for youth participating in a Life Skills class at our facilities. Volunteers can cook a meal for 15 youth every Tuesday evening, with the option to stay and dine with the youth or simply drop off the meal.

Assist in tending to the greenhouse processes, including germination, propagation, and harvesting of vegetables. Volunteers will work alongside experienced staff to learn about sustainable farming practices.

As a volunteer, you will help organize events, support local artists, and ensure the success of projects like the Bicultural Poetry Program. This role involves creating connections and making an impact within the community.

As a volunteer eye care professional, you will conduct comprehensive eye exams, provide essential treatments and prescriptions for corrective lenses, and detect and refer patients for further care if needed. Your expertise can transform lives by helping individuals see clearly for the first time in years.

Student volunteers assist with pre-exam procedures, learn basic eye health assessments, and observe and assist in the dispensing of corrective lenses. This role provides hands-on experience for aspiring healthcare professionals in a clinical setting.

Create and publish content on social media platforms to grow audience and build brand awareness. Volunteers should have familiarity with social media marketing and experience with Google Analytics and AdWords.

Victim advocates provide empathetic support to victims of police violence, assisting with counseling, advocacy, and problem-solving. They help secure funding, provide meals, and support families through legal proceedings.

Volunteers will assist in preparing and serving free meals to homeless populations, foster care facilities, shelters for single moms, and struggling families in local school districts. This role is crucial in supporting our mission to provide good food to those in need.

Monitor the KCLEAP hotline, respond to messages within 72 hours, and relay important information to the team. Volunteers document accounts of excessive use of force reported on the hotline.

Join the Rapid Response/Investigating Team (RRT) to respond to the scene of all KCPD-involved shootings. Volunteers document the scene, record actions of law enforcement, interview witnesses, and conduct area canvasses.

Assist in generating donations and funding streams to increase community impact and public awareness. Ideal candidates have ties to the philanthropic community and knowledge of the non-profit sector.

Volunteers will knit and crochet infant hats, booties, and baby blankets to support newborn care at University Health Truman Medical Center. Additional projects include sewing eyeglass cases, tote bags, and infusion pump bags.

Volunteers will use their sewing skills to create Children's Activity Bags and Ambulatory Walker Bags for St. Luke's Hospital. This role involves sewing and repairing knit hats that were miss-cut during the manufacturing process.