Volunteers assist with the care of animals, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing with the animals. They also help with adoption events and community outreach programs.

General volunteers at BVMI support various non-medical functions such as administrative tasks, patient coordination, and event planning. These volunteers play a crucial role in the smooth operation of the healthcare center.

Medical volunteers at BVMI provide essential healthcare services to the working uninsured in Bergen County. Volunteers may include doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who donate their time to ensure patients receive quality, compassionate care.

Docents are dedicated volunteers who serve as educators and interpreters throughout the Zoo. They provide tours and assist with a variety of educational programs both inside the Zoo and in the local community all year long, committing to three training sessions and at least four hours of volunteering a month.

This program is intended for high school-aged teens. Participants will engage in citizen science projects, conservation efforts, learn about wildlife, and hone their public speaking skills while educating visitors at the zoo and helping restore habitats.

Teach basic computer skills to displaced homemakers to help them gain financial stability. Classes are held in various locations across New Jersey.

A divorce coach can offer guidance and support every step of the way. Help participants regain their confidence, redefine their identity, let go of past hurts and resentments, and set goals for a better future.

We are looking for volunteers to facilitate NAMI Connection Support Groups. Program leaders are required to be an adult individual with a mental health condition. They must have attended the support groups, have an active NAMI Membership, and attend the entire training session to be certified.

We are looking for volunteers to become NAMI Family-to-Family Teachers. Family-to-Family teachers are required to be a family member or a caregiver of an adult individual with a mental health condition. They must have attended a Family-to-Family Class, have an active NAMI Membership, attend the entire online training session, and teach one class for a minimum of two years.

We are looking for volunteers to facilitate NAMI Family Support Groups. Program leaders are required to be a family member or a caregiver of an adult individual with a mental health condition. They must have attended the support groups, have an active NAMI Membership, and attend the entire training session to be certified.

Moonachie Fire Deparment is always looking for individuals interested in giving back and serving their community. The Department consists of a great group of people committed to being there when it counts for their neighbors and families. We are an all volunteer organization | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. A resident of Moonachie or surrounding communities. Able to pass a complete health physical at Department expense. Possess a valid drivers license. Pass an accredited Firefighter 1 training class within 1 year of joining. | Categories: Firefighter

The Moonachie Fire Department is a Volunteer Organization. We are looking for new members 18 or older to join our Organization. We are also looking for Junior Firefighter members, 16 and 17. Come and look around and sign up.. Please be from the Bergen County or Secaucus area for insurance reasons. Thank you | Requirements: We are looking to start a Junior Firefighter program for anyone 16 and 17 years old. Anyone that is 18 years old or older, can be an active Firefighter. Must complete Fire School to become certified. Willing to be dedicated to attend fires at all hours, meetings, drills and cleanups. After completing the background check and the physical, you can be eligible to join. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Join us as a volunteer to help facilitate programs for young people at the Boys & Girls Club. Volunteers will assist with activities, mentor youth, and help create a positive environment for learning and growth. All volunteers must pass a background check and provide references.

Mission Based Interns support the management of mission-based grants and programs, participate in training and professional development activities, and help plan and coordinate meetings of public health and social justice experts/practitioners.

Our internship program is designed for high school and college students pursuing careers in creative arts or neurodivergent support. Interns gain hands-on experience working alongside uniquely abled youth and adults, enhancing their professional skills while making a meaningful impact in the community.

YWTV Volunteer Guests present messages around women’s empowerment, racial justice, health and wellness, or family support to viewers, donors, and supporters.

YWCA Northern New Jersey Board Committees are typically chaired by a Board member and consist of Board members, staff, and interested volunteers from the community. These committees help to research and develop policy and recommend major policies/initiatives to the Board for approval as appropriate.

Presenters at our monthly virtual workshops provide seniors with informative tools and skills centered around their health and wellbeing.

Volunteer advocates staff the 24/7 hotline, accompany survivors to medical and legal proceedings, conduct community education and training, support awareness events, and help with office tasks. Pre-qualifications and 48 hours of training are required.

Internship placement is dependent on the scope and needs of the racial justice and women’s empowerment programs. Interns support the management of mission-based grants and programs, participate in training and professional development activities, and assist in collaborative outreach efforts.