Volunteers at our community health clinics provide essential medical services to underserved populations, emphasizing preventive care and health education. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment that encourages community involvement and support.

Mentors in our youth leadership development programs empower young individuals to take initiative in health and education, fostering positive change within their communities. This role involves guiding youth in leadership and community engagement.

As a volunteer at AFAE, you will support and benefit youth of all abilities in your community. Responsibilities include participating in various programs, building friendships, and increasing knowledge about neurodiversity. Volunteers must commit to 1.5 hours per week and attend orientation and training.

Assist dance instructors in various dance classes, including helping special needs students.

Volunteer coaches will mentor a team in the Flag Football League, responsible for communicating with parents and attending meetings.

Serve as role models and support for students in various summer camp programs, focusing on skill building and engagement.

Volunteer coaches will mentor a team in various age groups, responsible for training and communicating with players and parents.

Responsible for leading camp activities and ensuring the safety and engagement of campers during the summer camp program.

Assist gymnastics coaches by providing support and guidance to students in gymnastics classes. Volunteer roles include Coach Assistant and Aid for Special needs students.

Capture high-quality photographs of dogs for adoption profiles and promotional materials. Good photography helps increase the chances of adoption by showcasing the dogs' personalities and appearances.

Assist in transporting dogs and supplies to various locations, ensuring the safety and comfort of the animals during transit. Volunteers may also help with transporting dogs from shelters to foster homes.

Join SIGN as a virtual volunteer and work from home on your computer. Volunteers will assist in various tasks in a dual language environment using English and Sign Language. No prior knowledge of sign language is required.

Assist in recruiting new volunteers and overseeing their integration into the organization. This role involves communicating with potential volunteers and ensuring they are matched with suitable opportunities.

Conduct safety checks of potential foster or adoptive homes to ensure they are suitable for dogs. This involves assessing the environment and providing recommendations for improvements if necessary.

Help with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and other clerical duties to support the rescue operations. This role is essential for keeping the organization running smoothly.

Provide a temporary home for a rescued Bichon or canine friend, offering them care and love until they find their forever family. Fostering is a crucial part of the rescue process, helping dogs adjust to a home environment.

Join one of our committees to make a difference in Norwalk or Southeast Los Angeles County. Volunteers can focus on housing, transportation, or environmental issues to help improve the community.

Volunteers help out at community gardens and local events, such as the OC fair, Imaginology, and Centennial Farms. This is a flexible opportunity for those interested in short-term commitments.

Plant Tenders volunteers care for crate, tower, or wall gardens at their home for a 4-8 week commitment. Volunteers are responsible for maintaining the plants and ensuring their healthy growth.

Volunteers create handmade greeting cards and/or loom knitted beanies and scarves for Armed Forces and Veterans. This opportunity supports veterans and military families through creative expression.