Volunteers will mentor high school students, participate in workshops and forums, and assist with events as part of the Imagining Your Future program. This role involves guiding students through career development and providing at-work experiences.

Administrative volunteers assist the department in various functions such as fundraising, recordkeeping, and life safety education. This role is ideal for individuals who may not be able to participate in emergency operations but still want to contribute to the department's mission.

Operational volunteers are required to respond to emergency incidents and assist in providing emergency medical services. Candidates must be physically and mentally capable of performing EMS duties in various weather conditions and circumstances.

As a classroom aide, you’ll work alongside lead teachers to provide additional support to students during class. This role requires a commitment of 2-4 hours per week and is perfect for those who enjoy helping others in a supportive environment.

If you prefer to contribute behind the scenes, we welcome volunteers to help with administrative tasks such as data entry and organizing materials. This role offers flexible scheduling and requires a commitment that varies based on availability.

As a volunteer teacher, you’ll lead a class of adult learners, guiding them through our curriculum to improve their English language skills. This role is ideal for those with teaching experience or a passion for education, requiring a commitment of 4-8 hours per week.

Assist with planning, setup, and day-of coordination for fundraisers, student celebrations, and community outreach initiatives. This role is great for those who prefer short-term, project-based volunteer work, with a time commitment that varies by event.

As a tutor, you’ll work one-on-one or in small groups with learners who need extra support outside of class. This role is perfect for those who enjoy personalized teaching and mentoring, requiring a commitment of 1-2 hours per week.

Assist students with using Zoom, accessing online learning platforms, and troubleshooting basic tech issues. This role is perfect for those who are tech-savvy and want to help others succeed in a virtual environment, with a time commitment that varies as needed.

As a student advisor, you’ll work one-on-one with learners to guide them through goal-setting and educational planning. This role is perfect for those who enjoy mentoring and providing personalized support, requiring a commitment of 2-3 hours per month.

During registration periods, you’ll help new students navigate the registration process and ensure they have the information they need. This role is perfect for detail-oriented volunteers who enjoy interacting with students, with a time commitment that varies during registration periods.

Helps ensure language access by translating documents or interpreting informational materials during client meetings and other interactions. Bilingual individuals are encouraged to apply to assist in communication with clients.

Researches and analyzes country-specific human rights, legal, and social conditions to support asylum and other protection-based cases. Volunteers must have expertise in relevant fields and a commitment to supporting immigrant survivors.

Assists clients with practical needs such as resource referrals, appointment coordination, and other supportive, non-legal tasks. This role is essential for helping clients navigate their needs effectively.

Offers trauma-informed, culturally responsive mental health support to survivors in coordination with Tahirih staff and advocates. This role requires a licensed mental health professional who can provide support to vulnerable populations.

Volunteers assist in maintaining trails and landscaping at the Outdoor Lab. This includes tasks such as clearing ditches, moving signage, and improving the grounds, especially during the summer camp season.

Volunteers assist with setup and cleanup for the Outdoor Lab Open Houses, helping visitors learn and explore the facility. Tasks may include fishing assistance, boating safety, and general visitor support during the event.

Volunteers participate in planting native plants to enhance the ecology of the Outdoor Lab. This project involves working with native plants purchased through donations and collaborating with lab staff to plant them in suitable locations.

Assist in providing resources and support to families experiencing abuse. Volunteers will help connect victims with local agencies and individuals who can offer assistance.

Capital Caring Health is looking for Snow Team Drivers to help transport clinical staff members to patients' homes or care facilities during inclement weather. Volunteers must have a reliable vehicle and meet several requirements including a background check and proof of insurance. This role is critical in ensuring patient care during snow events.