The Waretown First Aid Squad is looking for volunteers to help your local community. Whether you're an EMT, want to become an EMT or just want to drive the ambulance, there's something for everyone! We offer free training, opportunities to advance your medical knowledge and general knowledge and awareness of emergency situations, all proper PPE, LOSAP, opportunities to attend special events, yearly squad dinners and so much more! We also have a Cadet program! If you're under 18 and wish to see what the EMS field is all about, contact us and find out how to become a cadet. | Requirements: You must be 18 years of age (for traditional membership) Have a valid NJ Drivers License with clean record. Live within 5 miles of the building. Clean criminal history. Be of sound moral character. | Categories: Junior Members, EMT

The training and certifications you receive will teach you how to engage in effectively performing the following tasks: Fire Suppression * Vehicle Extrication * Hazardous Materials Awareness & Operations * Search and Rescue Traffic Incident Management * Public Information and Education * Fundraising * And More There are also ways to help the fire company that don't involve climbing ladders, or going inside to fight fire. We can often utilize community volunteers to assist with the non-emergency tasks of the department. This frees up the firefighters to focus on training and response activities, while enabling community members to provide needed support to help their local department run. Activities may include fundraising, administrative support, book-keeping, incident pre-planning assistance, community outreach, fire prevention and life safety education, providing rehab at incident scenes, and much more. We provide all the tools, training, gear, and equipment you need to succeed! | Requirements: We are currently accepting cadet members 16-17 and regular members aged 18+ Must be able to pass background check & physical. Must be a Township of Ocean (Waretown) resident, of good moral character, an open mind, and possess strong work ethic. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Assist with maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of Ocean County parks. Responsibilities include trail maintenance, gardening, reptile feeding, invasive species management, and supporting park events.

Patrol for nesting females, assist them in crossing busy roads, and record scientific data for research purposes. Volunteers are needed from late May to September.

Monitor the hatchery for new hatchlings around mid to late August, ensuring their safe release into the bay.

Capture photos and videos of the Diamondback Terrapins during the nesting season to help document and promote the project. Volunteers are needed from late May to September.

Assist with end-of-winter nesting site clean up and preparation for the upcoming season by tilling sand, fixing/installing fencing, and constructing cages. Volunteers are needed from March to May.

As a volunteer, you can honor a survivor or a loved one lost to cancer, help people in your local community, and join the fight to cure cancer. Your talents can make a real difference in supporting families and raising awareness about pediatric cancer.

Adult volunteers help with library operations, events, and community outreach, making a positive impact on the library's services. Volunteers are welcome to bring their skills and enthusiasm to support various library functions.

Teen volunteers assist with various library tasks and programs, providing support to library staff and engaging with the community. This opportunity is ideal for teens looking to gain experience and contribute to their local library.

This program allows adults to fulfill court-ordered community service requirements by assisting with library tasks and services. Participants gain valuable experience while contributing to the community.

Assist with the daily care of dogs or cats at the shelter, including feeding, cleaning, walking, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and events.

Support the care and maintenance of animals at Popcorn Park, a sanctuary for wildlife and domestic animals. Duties include feeding, cleaning enclosures, and assisting with educational programs.

Member is anyone looking to become an Emergency Medical Technician, already an EMT, or just looking to help their community. | Requirements: No experience necessary. All necessary training provided free of charge. | Categories: Department Support, EMT

We are looking for volunteers who are motivated to help our community. | Requirements: Must be 18, pass a background check, and a valid driver's license. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers assist in organizing and managing Out of the Darkness Walks, which raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. Responsibilities include event setup, participant registration, and providing information to attendees.

Facilitators lead educational programs on suicide prevention, helping to raise awareness and understanding within the community. They provide guidance and support to participants, fostering open discussions about mental health.

Volunteers help deliver education and support programs, raise awareness and funds, and advocate for life-saving policies. They play a crucial role in supporting the chapter's mission to prevent suicide and bring hope to those affected.

Volunteers screen applications, coordinate virtual home visits, and guide adopters on training and transitioning pets into homes.

Volunteers are responsible for the well-being of animals, including walking, feeding, and socializing pets. They ensure a safe and 'homey' environment for the animals in the facility.