Assist in organizing and facilitating community activities for adults with severe physical disabilities. Volunteers will help participants engage in both onsite and offsite activities, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment.

Participate in various service projects aimed at improving the facilities and experiences for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will work in groups to complete tasks that enhance the living and activity spaces.

Join TreeUtah in planting trees at various public spaces to help make Utah a greener place. Volunteers will assist in digging, planting, and caring for trees during scheduled events.

Mentors provide guidance and support to individuals newly diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, helping them navigate their journey with the disease. Volunteers should be empathetic and possess strong interpersonal skills.

Volunteer for our HOPE Prison Mentoring Program, which focuses on mentoring prisoners who are being released and re-entering society. Provide nurturing support and case management services to help them plan for re-entry, ensuring they have housing, food, clothing, and after-care support.

The HOPE Prison Mentoring Program focuses on mentoring prisoners who are being released and re-entering society. Volunteers are trained in the Women’s Case Management Model to follow gender-responsive guiding principles and evidence-based principles. They help women transition and overcome barriers to housing, employment, treatment, and reunification with children and safe family.

Lead or co-host preparedness workshops, simulations, or escape room events. Engage participants in interactive learning experiences to enhance their disaster readiness skills.

Create and administer surveys, analyze data, and turn results into practical improvements and reports. Support the center's efforts in understanding community needs and enhancing preparedness strategies.

Assist with recordkeeping, events coordination, and organizational tasks. Support the planning and execution of events that promote disaster preparedness and community engagement.

Assist in planning, building, and maintaining hands-on activities and exhibits that educate the community on disaster preparedness. Collaborate with a team to create engaging and informative displays.

Spread the word about the Disaster Discovery Center through events, social media, and marketing campaigns. Help increase community awareness and engagement in disaster preparedness activities.

Assist with box office & ticketing, clubhouse & workshop activities, event load in & load out, crowd management, and general festival support. Volunteers help produce Tumbleweeds, the only independent, international film festival for children & youth in the Mountain West.

Assist with organizing and managing events such as storytimes, film festivals, and concerts. Volunteers will help set up, guide attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.

Assist in maintaining the beauty of Ashton Gardens by helping with planting, weeding, and general garden maintenance. Volunteers will work alongside staff to ensure the gardens remain a vibrant and welcoming space for all visitors.

Volunteers in the After School Program support children and adolescents with autism and developmental disabilities in a structured environment. Responsibilities include assisting with activities, providing transportation, and ensuring a positive learning experience.

As a DSP, you will have the opportunity to powerfully impact the lives of the kids and adults we support. This role is foundational to the services CTA provides.

Engage with visitors at the Museum of Natural Curiosity by providing information and enhancing their experience through guided tours and interactive activities. Volunteers should be enthusiastic about education and enjoy working with the public.

Join a committee to assist with planning and executing events, programs, and initiatives for the Deaf community. Volunteers will work collaboratively to ensure successful outcomes.

Support the finance and membership team by managing records, assisting with membership drives, and ensuring financial accuracy. Volunteers will gain experience in nonprofit finance management.

Help organize and manage the UAD Conference, a key event for the Deaf community. Responsibilities include logistics, registration, and attendee support.