Adult volunteers can share their talents and make meaningful contributions to the community through various roles. Opportunities are available for community members to connect with others and get active, with flexible shift options.

The Junior Volunteer Program offers students a chance to explore health-related occupations through a thorough orientation and on-the-job experience. Open to students who have started their tenth-grade year or are at least 16 years of age, the program requires a minimum commitment of one shift per week for at least one semester.

Provide administrative support to various departments within Altru Health System. Responsibilities include data entry, filing, and assisting with special projects as needed.

Engage with the community to promote health awareness and Altru's services. Volunteers will participate in events and distribute educational materials to enhance community health.

The Student Volunteer Program provides health-related career experiences in areas such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, and pediatrics. Open to students enrolled in post-secondary school, it requires a minimum commitment of one shift per week for at least two semesters.

Assist patients and visitors at Altru Health System by providing directions, information, and support during their visit. Volunteers will help ensure a positive experience for all guests.

Participate in wellness clinics by assisting with check-in, supporting veterinarians and technicians, and providing care to animals. Volunteers will help maintain clinic operations and ensure quality care for animals.

Engage in construction projects by assisting with framing, dry wall, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and painting. Volunteers will contribute to building and maintaining facilities for veterinary clinics.

Assist in various roles at spay/neuter clinics, including check-in, recovery, discharge, and supporting veterinarians and technicians. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the clinic and provide care to animals.

Provide administrative support through board membership, scholarship committee participation, social media and marketing support, data entry, and business mentorship. Volunteers will assist in the organizational and operational aspects of the clinics.

Join our team of volunteers to support individuals with disabilities in various community activities and events. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, providing companionship, and helping with daily activities to enhance the quality of life for our clients.

Help keep animals happy and active by assisting with dog walking, cat care, feeding, playing, and socializing. This role is essential for the well-being of the animals in our care.

Attend special events as an ambassador for the organization, sharing information about our mission and programs. This may include distributing flyers and providing support at community events.

Use your organizational skills to assist with filing, mailings, data entry, returning emails, and other clerical tasks. This role helps keep the organization running smoothly.

Assist in improving the mental health of the animals by assembling dog and cat treats and toys. This opportunity is kid-friendly and encourages family participation.

Help keep the emergency rescue residents happy and healthy through kennel cleaning, stocking inventory, and sorting donations. This is a non-animal handling role that is crucial for maintaining a clean environment.

Help feed older homebound adults by delivering meals through the Meals on Wheels program. Volunteers meet at the Grand Forks Senior Center at 10:30 a.m. and choose which day they would like to deliver, with all routes completed by noon.

Provide assistance to seniors in using smartphones, iPads, tablets, and other technology. Volunteers will help meet the demand for tech support within the senior community.

Help serve meals during the weekday noon meals. Volunteers must be able to stand for at least one hour and can choose which weekday they would like to assist.

Assist with Bingo games held on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 1 p.m. Volunteers can sign up to help occasionally or on a regular basis, and must be comfortable working with money or standing for a period of time.