Barn Leader volunteers are responsible for leading horses in the barn areas, including transporting them to and from fields and stalls. Volunteers need to complete a Horse Experience Questionnaire and attend a Horse Leader Workshop. A minimum of 2 years of horse experience is recommended.

Lesson Leader volunteers can lead horses during lessons and events. They must attend and pass a Horse Leader Workshop and actively volunteer for 3 months after completing the training. A minimum of 2 years of horse experience is recommended.

Sidewalker volunteers assist clients during riding lessons by helping them maintain safety, position, and balance. They help keep the client's attention directed towards the instructor and the task at hand. No prior horse experience is required, but volunteers must be at least 14 years old and able to commit to a consistent weekly schedule.

The EMT may function alone or as a member of a multimember team. Tasks, which the EMT may perform, include the following: Receive calls from a dispatcher, verbally acknowledge the call, read road maps, assist in the identification of the most expeditious route to the scene, and observe traffic ordinances and regulations enroute to and from the emergency scene. Upon arrival at the scene, insure the vehicle is parked in a safe location; perform a size-up to determine scene safety, mechanism of injury or illness, determine the total number of patients, and request additional help if necessary. In the absence of law enforcement, create a safe environment for the protection of the injured and those assisting in the care of patient(s). Determine the nature and extent of illness or injury, take pulses, blood pressure by auscultation palpation, visually observe changes in skin color, and establish a priority for emergency care. Based on assessment findings, render emergency care to adults, infants, and children. Establish and maintain an airway, ventilate patients, perform cardiac resuscitation, use automated external defibrillators, provide prehospital emergency care of single and multiple system trauma such as controlling hemorrhage, treatment of shock (hypoperfusion), bandaging wounds, and immobilization of painful swollen and deformed extremities. Manage medical patients to include assisting in childbirth, management of respiratory, cardiac, diabetic, allergic, behavioral and environmental emergencies, and suspected poisonings. Search for medical identification emblems, bracelets, or cards that provide emergency care information. Additional care is provided based on assessment of the patient and obtaining past medical information. Assist patients with prescribed medications including sublingual nitroglycerine, epinephrine auto injectors, and hand-held aerosol inhalers. Administer oxygen, oral glucose, and activated charcoal. Reassure patients and bystanders by working in a confident, efficient manner and avoid mishandling patients and undue haste while working expeditiously. Where extrication is required, assess the extent of injury and give all possible emergency care and protection to the patient. Use recognized techniques and equipment to remove patients safely. Radio dispatchers for additional help as necessary. Following extrication, provide additional medical care and triage injured victims in accordance with standard emergency procedures. Comply with regulations on the handling of crime scenes and prehospital death by notifying appropriate authorities and arrange for protection of property and evidence. Carry and lift the stretcher, placing it in the ambulance and see that the patient and stretcher are secured. Continue care enroute to the appropriate facility. Determine the most appropriate facility for patient transport unless otherwise directed by medical control. Report the nature and extent of injuries, the number of patients being transported, and the destination of patients to ensure prompt medical care in accordance with local protocols. Observe and reassess the patient enroute, and administer care as directed by medical control. Assist with lifting and moving the patient and appropriate equipment from the ambulance into the emergency facility. Report verbally and in writing, observations and emergency treatment given to the patient, at the scene and in transit, to the receiving staff for record keeping and diagnostic purposes. Upon request, provide assistance to the receiving facility staff. After completion of the call, restock and replace care supplies, clean all equipment following appropriate decontamination and cleaning procedures, make careful examination of all equip ment to ensure availability of the ambulance for the next call. Maintain the ambulance in an efficient operating condition. Attend continuing education and refresher training programs as required by employers' medical direction and/or the certifying agency. Meet qualifications within the functional position description of the EMT. | Requirements: Be a minimum of 17 years of age upon enrollment Successfully complete certification examination. Have the ability to hear, read, write, communicate, and interpret instructions in the English language. Demonstrate competency in handling emergencies using basic life support equipment in accordance with the objectives in the U.S. Department of Transportation National Standard Curriculum for EMT and other objectives identified including having the ability to: Verbally communicate in person and via telephone and telecommunications; communicate the status of a patient to other EMS providers and hospital staff; and hear via telecommunications, telephone and patient! bystanders voice. Lift to a height of 33 inches, and carry and balance a minimum of 125 pounds. Use good judgement and remain calm in high-stress situations. Read training manuals, books and roadmaps. Accurately discern street signs and address numbers. Verbally interview patients, family members, and bystanders and hear their responses. Document, in writing, all relevant information in prescribed format. Verbally communicate status of patients to co-workers and hospital staff, and answer all oral questions. Demonstrate manual dexterity, with ability to perform all tasks related to quality patient care. Bend, stoop, crawl, and walk on uneven surfaces. Function in varied environmental conditions such as lighted or darkened work areas, and extreme heat, cold, and moisture. | Categories: EMT

As an ESL Teacher, you will help non-native English speakers improve their language skills. This role involves teaching English in a supportive and engaging environment.

As a Workshop Facilitator, you will lead and organize workshops aimed at empowering individuals through education and skill development. This role requires strong communication and organizational skills.

As a Spanish/English Translator, you will assist in translating materials and communications to support our bilingual community. This role is crucial for ensuring clear and effective communication.

Support teachers by leading small groups of adult learners through exercises and activities. This is a great role if you are interested in becoming a teacher in the future or want to support students as they learn English.

Support children’s staff in providing a safe, loving, and enriching experience for the children of our adult students. This position is open to adults and youth volunteers.

Plan, prepare, and teach relevant and engaging lessons to adult students from all over the world. This position requires at least a semester commitment, and ideally a 1-year commitment to teach both Fall and Spring semesters.

Volunteers provide crisis support for victims at hospitals and assist in facilitating support groups. Training is provided to ensure volunteers can offer compassionate care and support.

Volunteers assist with answering calls for the Lethality Assessment Protocol program, providing support and resources to victims of domestic violence. Training is provided to ensure volunteers are equipped to help those in crisis effectively.

Volunteers are needed to sort donations, stock pantry shelves, and assist with food distribution to families in need. This role is crucial in helping alleviate hunger in the Greater Prince William Area.

Help and support veteran initiatives throughout the community by participating in various activities and events. Volunteers can engage in roles that match their skills and availability, making a direct impact on local veterans and their families.

Help the NOVA Veterans team with administrative tasks such as research, data collection, and organizing information to support veteran services.

The Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue Squad (GMVRS), established in 1966, and located at 9322 Center Street, Manassas, VA, is an integral part of the City of Manassas Fire and Rescue System. Squad members staff BLS and ALS ambulances, depending the providers’ certifications and release by our Medical Director. Units are staffed primarily on weekends, week nights and holidays. Applicants for our Senior Squad need not have EMS certifications to join. New members will be provided all the training needed to become certified as an EMT Basic on the National Registry, as well as other credentials necessary to precept to become a BLS provider within our System. Training will be provided at the Squad's expense. Applicants who become members and are already certified a EMT-B and EMT-I or P, are welcome and will be able to precept to become BLS or ALS providers much quicker. The GMVRS also accepts applications for its Junior Squad, where applicants must be enrolled in school and at least 16 years old. Junior Squad members are provided the same training opportunities. Our Auxiliary Squad, which provides morale and financial support to the GMVRS, is also accepting applications. For more information about the GMVRS and for an application, you are invited to visit our website at www.gmvrs.org. | Requirements: Applicants for the Senior Squad must be at least 18 years old, be a high school graduate, and possess a valid state drivers license. All applicants will be interviewed, complete a national background check and cleared as required under Virginia law, pass a physical agility test and be medically cleared by our Occupational Health and Risk Management Office. All costs associated with these activities will be at no cost to the applicant. Minimum service requirement is one 14-hour weeknight shift per week, and a total of 36 hours per month on weekends. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Junior Members

Assist in promoting NOVA Veterans' events and initiatives through social media platforms. Volunteers will help create engaging content to raise awareness and support for veterans.

Provide one-on-one support and comfort calls to elderly and disabled veterans. This role focuses on establishing social connections and offering companionship to those in need.

Fostering truly saves lives. We need fosters who can provide our cats & kittens with a loving and safe environment, where they will receive food, exercise, and attention. Volunteers will help prepare cats for adoption by socializing them and ensuring they are healthy.

The Manassas Volunteer Fire Company, continuing a 125 year tradition of support for the City of Manassas and surrounding Prince William County, is actively recruiting for firefighters who are certified with a emphasis on DPO and OIC. | Requirements: Applicants should meet Uniform Rank requirements for the City of Manassas | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT