Foster volunteers provide daily care for animals in their homes, helping to prepare them for adoption. The rescue covers all veterinary expenses, and supplies can be provided if needed.

Volunteers are needed to socialize animals in the care of Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue. This involves spending time with the animals, helping them adjust to human interaction, and preparing them for adoption.

Volunteers are needed to transport animals to and from veterinary appointments and various locations within Connecticut. This role is crucial in ensuring animals receive timely medical care and reach their foster or forever homes.

Volunteers assist in processing adoption applications, which includes reviewing applications, calling veterinary references, and conducting home visits to ensure a good match for the animals.

Newington EMS located in the center of Newington, CT is looking for new members. We cover the town of Newington and offer mutual aid to New Britain. We operate 6pm-6am Monday through Friday, and 24 hours on weekends and holidays. This is a perfect way to get your foot in the door to the medical and emergency service field. We have members from all over the state whom work in many types of emergency services. We have monthly training for both probationary and regular members that help you become a competent and trustworthy EMT. Our trainings range from working on documentation, to working on scenario based skills, and working with Newington Fire Department with extrication drills. We have 3 ambulances, 1 intercept car, and 1 MCI truck. . Please feel free to contact our membership department if you have and questions! | Requirements: CT State certified EMT or NREMT certified AHA CPR/AED certified CT State drivers license CEVO/EVOC certified (preferable) 18 or older | Categories: EMT

Assist with the annual Women Composers Festival in March and other events throughout the year. Volunteers receive free admission to the festival, including concerts, presentations, and workshops.

Help coordinate and execute fundraising activities to support Webb Elementary School. Volunteers will manage logistics, promote events, and ensure funds are collected and recorded accurately.

Assist in planning and organizing events for Webb Elementary School. Volunteers will work within a committee to ensure events are well-coordinated and successful.

Support the West Hartford summer session focusing on adult life skills. Volunteers will assist in organizing activities and providing guidance to youth participants.

Contribute to the work at Claws N Paws Rehabilitation Center by volunteering your skills. Help build nesting boxes and outdoor enclosures to support wildlife rehabilitation efforts.

Assist in transporting distressed wildlife to the rehabilitation center. Transporters play a crucial role in improving the survival rate of injured or orphaned animals.

Volunteer Firefighter We provide all necessary equipment and training We are one of the oldest volunteer fire departments in the nation (charted in 1803) | Requirements: Must be a resident of Wethersfield Must be at least 18 years old Must have a GED or greater Must pass a background check, drug screen and physical Must complete Firefighter I certification to get off probation. | Categories: Firefighter

We’re looking for you! Kensington Fire-Rescue is actively seeking firefighters, medical response technicians, emergency medical technicians, fire/police and administrative members. Become part of a progressive volunteer emergency response organization in the area. Training is provided and the benefits are limitless. Getting started with Kensington Fire-Rescue is easy… Kensington Fire-Rescue provides an incredible atmosphere with state-of-the-art apparatus and equipment and these benefits that come with being part of the KFR team… Free Training: All firefighting, rescue and emergency medical training is provided. Retirement: Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP). Team: A great sense of community and serving a good cause. Leadership: Opportunities for advancement and responsibility on both the operational and administrative side of Kensington Fire-Rescue. Family: Camaraderie and lifelong friendships. Internet Access: Work from the firehouse while you volunteer! High speed Internet access network. And so much more… Get More Information: Want more information on becoming part of Kensington Fire-Rescue? Just complete the form on the top right of this page and an appropriate representative from the KFR will get in touch with you. You are also welcome to stop by the station at 7 p.m. on any Monday evening (our drill night) to obtain more information, meet our volunteers, and fill out an application: | Requirements: ALL PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS: Must be at least 18 years old age. No previous experience is required. Application process to include criminal background check. FIREFIGHTER and MRT/EMT: Passing of department entry physical. Completion of basic orientation training, including CPR, Infection Control and Introduction to Kensington Fire Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines and Procedures. Completion of Firefighter-I and or Connecticut MRT/EMT program. Attendance at weekly drills, monthly meetings and special events. FIRE POLICE: Passing of department entry physical. Completion of basic orientation training, including CPR, Infection Control and Introduction to Kensington Fire Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines and Procedures. Completion of Connecticut Fire Academy Fire Police Procedures program. ADMINISTRATIVE MEMBERS: Posses administrative skill required by the department. General Membership Benefits: | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Fundraising

Assist in supporting participants during programs, help with setting up and cleaning up events, and contribute to creating a welcoming environment for families. Volunteers are crucial to the success of our events and programs.

Join one of the several committees at Voices of Hope to help promote a culture of courage against hatred through Holocaust and genocide education and remembrance. Volunteers can choose from committees such as Development, Education, Outreach, Programming, Publicity, Evening of Hope, and International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Join our vibrant volunteer community and share your passion for Korean culture. Volunteers will support Korean language and cultural education and connect with other enthusiasts. After completing 26 sessions of in-person volunteer hours, a Junior Leadership Award will be officially issued by NAKS.

Volunteers participate in project work such as building rain gardens and river clean-ups to raise awareness about the benefits of green infrastructure. They demonstrate ways in which citizens can create healthy, beautiful natural places within urban areas.

Participate in the CIRC Volunteer Info Session to learn about various volunteer opportunities and how you can contribute to supporting immigrants and refugees in Connecticut. Volunteers will gain insights into the organization's mission and the roles available.

Manage team logistics, including scheduling, communication with parents, and coordination of team events. Strong organizational skills and the ability to communicate effectively are essential.

Assist in planning and executing soccer events and community activities, ensuring smooth operations and a positive experience for all participants. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and enjoy working in a team setting.