Ongoing volunteer needs for individuals who would like to dedicate time each week to support survivors of violence and trafficking. Volunteers may assist with crisis intervention, legal advocacy, or support groups.

Trained volunteer responders are needed to support youth following a traumatic event. Volunteers will be part of the Lead Response Team, providing comprehensive multi-component crisis interventions in schools, community programs, or agencies servicing youth.

Ideal for company projects, team building, or fulfilling volunteer hours. Volunteers can participate in events that support survivors and raise awareness about domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking.

As a trained volunteer mentor, you can spend quality time with a young person to improve their self-esteem, promote positive youth development, help them deal with day-to-day challenges, build social leadership and resiliency skills, identify educational and career interests, set goals, broaden horizons, participate in social activities, and have fun.

Assist in hospital Family Rooms by providing support to families and ensuring the space is welcoming and well-maintained. This role may include helping families with their needs and keeping the Family Room stocked and clean.

Volunteers can help by cooking meals for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. This role involves preparing and serving meals, ensuring families have nutritious food during their stay.

Provide evening activities for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. This role involves planning and facilitating fun and engaging activities for children and their families.

DVRT and SART volunteers respond to the police department or hospitals to provide emotional support, information on domestic violence, sexual abuse, community resources, and a safety plan. Teams are composed of trained citizens who respond to the police departments on an 'on-call' basis. All volunteers go through a rigorous screening process followed by an intensive 40+ hour training.

Join the Block Supporter Initiative to help with family events, planting flowers, and holiday decorations in the North Camden area. Volunteers can participate in one-time projects or commit to ongoing opportunities to make a difference in the community.

Join the Camden Kroc Center team as a general volunteer to assist with community programs, events, and administrative tasks.

Serve as a representative in Camden County, facilitating community programs and services.

Coordinate emergency assistance services in Camden County. Responsibilities include managing resources and supporting disaster relief efforts.

Volunteers aboard the Battleship New Jersey can work with veterans and youth groups, participate in events, and attend specialized lectures and tours. Responsibilities may include serving as a tour guide, historical researcher, or assisting with restoration and maintenance tasks.

Education Volunteers assist with both virtual and in-person programs that take place at Adventure Aquarium or offsite. Responsibilities include helping with school classroom lessons, library programs, summer camp, and on-water kayak programs, as well as caring for animals used in Center programs.

Dive Volunteers play a vital role in ensuring that aquarium guests have a wonderful experience by performing dive shows and assisting in exhibit maintenance. A minimum commitment of 16 hours a month is required, along with scuba certification and logged dives.

Husbandry Volunteers assist biologists in maintaining animal exhibits and holding systems. Duties include exhibit cleaning, diet preparation, behavior observations, and record keeping, requiring a commitment of at least two days each month.

The Summer Camp Teen Volunteer program is designed for applicants aged 16 – 18, providing hands-on learning experiences and job skills. Volunteers assist staff with daily camp activities including games, crafts, lessons, and field trips, enhancing the experience for summer campers.

Volunteers are matched with a Mama and support them by checking in bi-weekly, helping with transportation, and connecting them to resources provided by L.A.M.P. Volunteers also help set up events such as quarterly baby showers for expecting mothers.

Volunteers will serve in groups that visit local farms. They will help pick food, lead workshops and family activities for migrants, and provide helpful resources to families.

Support Better Tomorrows by volunteering at our family and senior site locations. Volunteers will assist with various tasks to support community programs and events, ensuring the safety and security of the people we serve.