Upon graduation, each certified canine therapy team is assigned a location to volunteer based on the dog's temperament and the handler's preferences. Volunteers work in schools, hospitals, and veteran facilities, providing support and companionship to those in need.

As a DART Volunteer, you will assist in disaster response efforts by providing support to affected communities. Volunteers may be involved in tasks such as cleanup, client advocacy, and food preparation. Your efforts will help empower communities to recover and build resilience.

CTFD is actively looking for volunteers of all levels. In March 2019 we consolidated Fire District #1 and Fire District #2 into one district and most recently, one fire company. Currently, we are staffed with career firefighters Monday through Friday from 7 am-5 pm. In addition, there is one firefighter/driver from 5 pm-7 am Monday through Friday and around the clock on weekends which during these times the rest of the crew is made up of volunteer firefighters. However, our qualified volunteer firefighter numbers have been going down dramatically over the past 15 years even with our community doubling in size. We are looking for anyone that wants to volunteer! No experience is needed to apply and training is free. All that is required is a commitment to serve your neighbors in Chesterfield Township. As a volunteer firefighter, you enjoy the challenge of using newly learned skills. You will enjoy the friendship and fellowship gained from working with a team of people dedicated to helping the community. Service in the volunteer division could lead to college credits, resume booster, and helping your community in its time of need. Benefits of joining include: Monthly stipend for Calls responded to, District funded retirement account in years you qualify, Satisfaction in serving your community, Accidental disability/death insurance coverage, Benefits of membership in NJ Firemen’s Relief Association, State and Federal Line of Duty Death Benefits, Workmen’s Compensation coverage, College Credits for training courses, High-quality personal protective equipment for firefighting and a radio pager, Uniforms, 24/7 Gym. Join today! Application on our website! Types of Membership with the Chesterfield Township Fire Department: Active Firefighter - Must be a minimum of 18 years of age. You will be trained in all aspects of the duties of a firefighter free of charge. You will be required to successfully complete formal recruit firefighter training at any Fire Academy in the state of New Jersey and pass a state written and practical examination. All protective clothing and equipment will also be provided free of charge. Junior Firefighter - Must be between the ages of 16 and 18. You will receive in-house training to prepare you to attend formal recruit firefighter training. You will be provided with all necessary protective clothing and equipment. You will be limited in responding to actual emergencies and will spend most of your time learning apparatus, equipment, and policies and procedures. Fire Police - This classification of membership is required to direct traffic and provide crowd control and security in and around emergency incidents and training. You will be required to successfully complete State mandated training at any emergency training academy in the state of New Jersey. You will be provided with all necessary protective clothing and equipment free of charge. Social Member - A Social Member is someone who does not want to respond to emergencies but is interested in serving in some capacity. Persons will attend fire company meetings, community events such as Santa Run, Harvest Festival, etc, as well as fundraisers like the Chicken BBQ | Requirements: Must be above the age of 16! All are welcomed! | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Department Support

Start or continue your adventure with us! CTFD invites you to take the opportunity to join a department that will train you for growth. We are a combination department that is staffed with Career Firefighters Monday through Friday with one Firefighter in the station 24 hours a day. We offer a pay per call system which rewards you monthly with cash for responding as well as a LOSAP program that the Fire District contributes to for your long term financial goals. There is also opportunity to transition into a part time career firefighter. All of the training is free, uniforms are provided, and camaraderie is second to none. A noteworthy fact for younger candidates looking to make firefighting a career is at least 15 of our volunteers have become career firefighters with our Fire District or elsewhere. We are also actively seeking out certified firefighters to staff duty crews. | Requirements: Age 16-17 for Junior Members Age 18 for Active Firefighters | Categories: Firefighter

As a Helpline Support Volunteer, you will respond to inquiries from individuals seeking help and information about mental health resources. This role is crucial in providing support and guidance to those in need.

As an Event Organizer Volunteer, you will assist in planning and organizing events such as Night Out with NAMI and NAMIWalks. This role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to work collaboratively with other volunteers and staff.

As a Community Education Volunteer, you will have the opportunity to teach classes, facilitate support groups, and make presentations to raise awareness about mental health. This role involves engaging with the community and helping to reduce stigma around mental illness.

we are actively recruiting volunteer firefighters for a suburban fire department in central new jersey | Requirements: Must be able to perform the duties of a firefighter as described in the New Jersey Statutes. | Categories: Firefighter

Certified volunteers work directly with the youth, providing support and assistance in various programs. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old, complete an application with references, and undergo background checks.

Group volunteers participate in one-time or ongoing projects such as gardening, packing hygiene bags, or making meals for residents. Groups help enhance the living conditions and support services for youth.

Volunteer to teach kids how to play chess. No prior chess experience is required, just a willingness to engage with youth and help them learn the game.

Help plan and organize various fundraisers throughout the year, particularly in the spring. Responsibilities may include soliciting donations, selling tickets, and coordinating event logistics.

Help make a difference by assisting students in improving their reading skills or other school subjects. Volunteers are asked to commit to visiting one of our After School Program sites on a weekly or bi-weekly basis for at least one hour per week for 12 weeks.

Assist in distributing food to families in need at the Hudson Pantry. Volunteers help organize and distribute food items to clients.

Assist with food distribution at Unity Square Park. Volunteers help with organizing and distributing food to clients.

Volunteer coaches are essential to the success of the Pennsbury Odyssey of the Mind program. Coaches will guide students in creative problem-solving, help them manage budgets, and support them in developing teamwork and decision-making skills. No prior experience is necessary, and training is provided.

Stay informed and sign up for upcoming Volunteer Team Member opportunities at our Family Support Center. Volunteers assist with various family support activities and programs.

Join our incredible community of Volunteer Team Members that support our Food Bank and member agency food pantries. Volunteers help with sorting, packing, and distributing food to those in need.

Join our community school volunteer team members and support families at our school pantries. Volunteers engage with children and help with educational activities.

Help our players learn and play basketball during the Spring sessions. Volunteers are needed on April 12, 19, and 26 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at Linden Elementary School.