Volunteers are needed to teach or assist in teaching Indian languages, Vedic Mathematics, arts, and dance. Volunteers should be fluent or well-versed in these areas and will help promote cultural education within the community.

Special Project Volunteers assist on an occasional basis with specific projects, which may vary in nature. This role allows for flexibility and is perfect for those who want to contribute their skills to targeted initiatives.

An adult who volunteers during the 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. evening shift or on holidays to help provide 24-hour coverage. Responsibilities include answering phones, registering families, providing tours, and supervising other volunteers.

Daytime Volunteers assist the office staff and families between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. This role is open to high school age or older individuals who want to contribute during the day.

Office Volunteers assist with mailings, record keeping, data entry, answering phones, and other tasks on a weekly and as-needed basis. This role is essential for maintaining the organization’s operations and supporting families.

Assist at bedside to engage patients in play and socialization activities. This role supports the emotional and social development of children in a hospital setting.

Provide rocking or holding of infants in need of interaction and play one-on-one with toddler or preschool children on the unit. This role requires volunteers to be 21 years of age or older to ensure the safety and comfort of the children.

Assist children with assorted play activities during open recreation time in the inpatient facility. Volunteers will engage with children to promote socialization and play, creating a supportive environment for their development.

Support students in New Brunswick with afterschool tutoring, focusing on academic improvement and homework assistance.

Volunteers are crucial to SAWEC's mission of promoting safe water, sanitation, and hygiene practices. Responsibilities include raising awareness and educating communities about the importance of safe water usage.

Contribute your time and energy to enrich the lives of NJPC's parents, caregivers, and children. Volunteers will assist in various office tasks and help support the organization's programs.

Assist ARM in various capacities, including event support, community outreach, and mobile unit operations. Volunteers are essential to the success of ARM's programs.

Internships are available for individuals over 18 who are interested in gaining experience in advocacy and community service. Interns will have the opportunity to work closely with staff and learn about the organization's mission and operations.

Become part of the marketing team to help spread the word about SafelyCFL's initiatives. You will assist in creating campaigns and materials to educate the public on the dangers of mercury in CFL bulbs.

Join our fundraising committee to help organize and implement fundraising initiatives that support the New Jersey Parents' Caucus. This role is perfect for those who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and families.

Join the operations team to support SafelyCFL's mission of educating the public and preventing mercury contamination. Responsibilities include organizing events and coordinating recycling drives.

Create a SafelyCFL chapter in your area to help educate the community about the dangers of mercury in CFL bulbs. You will lead local initiatives to spread awareness and promote safe disposal practices.

Volunteers are needed to create exciting video demonstrations for STEM module activities. These videos will be uploaded to TEACH's online platform for hospitals to display on their CCTV systems or tablets for pediatric patients to enjoy.

Volunteers assist during adoption days by handling animals, collecting donations, and answering questions. These events are held at Petco in Piscataway, NJ, and volunteers can choose dates and times that fit their schedule.

Provide free 30-minute private consultations with survivors on family law issues, pro-bono representation for orders of protection, and free training seminars for survivors on legal topics such as child custody, divorce, and more. Workshops will be scheduled by Women Aware and led by the volunteer attorney.