Volunteers at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital support pets and their owners by increasing public awareness about veterinary health and the importance of community togetherness. Volunteers may participate in various events and activities organized by the hospital.

Members will be required to satisfactorily complete a State of New Jersey approved Firefighter-I course of education, at an accredited fire academy within the first year of membership. New members that have completed a firefighter 1 program outside the State of New Jersey must file for reciprocity through the State of New Jersey, Division of Fire Safety to obtain their New Jersey Firefighter I Certification within three months. | Requirements: Members must attend forty (40) duty crews annually. | Categories: Firefighter

Burlington County Animal Alliance needs volunteers to provide foster care for dogs and cats that are rescued from shelters. This includes caring for the animals in your home until they are adopted, as well as transporting them to vet appointments and adoption events.

Volunteers are needed to assist with community programs that feature expert presentations on Women’s and Suffrage History, Civic Engagement, and Advocacy. Responsibilities include helping with event logistics, engaging with attendees, and supporting the facilitation of discussions.

Help by taking photos and videos of the animals to be used in online postings to increase their visibility and chances of adoption. Volunteers must be 18 years or older.

Assist in grooming animals at the shelter to ensure they are clean and presentable for potential adopters. Volunteers must be 18 years or older.

Volunteers are needed to spend time with cats, providing them with affection and socialization to improve their chances of adoption. Volunteers must be 18 years or older.

Volunteers are needed to walk dogs at the Burlington County Animal Shelter, providing them with exercise and socialization to improve their chances of adoption. Volunteers must be 18 years or older.

As a Mental Health Advocacy Volunteer, you will engage in advocacy and awareness campaigns to educate the public about mental health issues. Volunteers will also provide supportive listening and facilitate support groups, creating a sense of community for individuals facing similar challenges.

Assist in organizing and maintaining the society's collections in the archives and library. This role involves cataloging items and ensuring that historical documents are preserved for future generations.

Volunteers are needed to collect and transcribe oral histories from community members, helping to preserve personal stories and experiences related to Moorestown's history. This role is perfect for those interested in storytelling and historical documentation.

As a docent, you will lead tours of the historic Smith-Cadbury Mansion, sharing its rich history with visitors. Training will be provided to ensure you are well-prepared to engage with the public and convey the significance of the museum's exhibits.

Help document the society's events by photographing them for archives and publicity purposes. This role is ideal for those with a passion for photography and an interest in capturing community history.

Help teach virtual and in-person educational classes on menstruation and period products in collaboration with local organizations across New Jersey. This role is ideal for those looking to make a difference in menstrual health education.

Support the coordination and implementation of training programs for professionals dealing with child abuse cases. Volunteers will assist in organizing events and managing outreach efforts.

This opportunity allows registered 501c3 organizations to request unaffiliated volunteers through the HelpNJNow DART system. Volunteers will assist in various disaster response activities as needed by the requesting organization.

Assist in providing support and resources to child abuse victims and their families. Volunteers will help coordinate services and ensure comprehensive care for victims.

Become a menstrual health educator by facilitating educational sessions on menstruation and sustainable period products. Volunteers will receive training and materials to enhance their knowledge and presentation skills while engaging in community organizing.

Help individuals receive the support they and their loved ones need, no matter the circumstances. Advocates offer support, guidance on next steps, and can accompany survivors to the hospital, police, or court.

Respond to people in need on our Helpline. Our trained volunteers assist callers in sorting through complex or confusing situations. They are trained to offer services ranging from emotional support to providing information and referrals.