Join our free programs focusing on mentorship and leadership for disabled youth and young adults. Help promote the importance of teaching disability history and provide leadership opportunities.

Volunteers are vital to the success of our programs at The Bridge Center. Opportunities include assisting with events, camps, and equestrian activities, as well as serving on regional boards to support our mission.

Assist aquatics instructors and lifeguards in leading groups through fun safety activities and water games that promote independence in the water. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working with children and have a passion for swimming.

As a Youth Support Volunteer, you will provide mentorship and support to adolescents in recovery, helping them navigate their challenges and encouraging their growth. Volunteers will assist in organizing activities and creating a positive environment for the youth.

Assist in farming activities to support the Nipmuc community's agricultural initiatives. Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, and maintaining crops.

Engage with Nipmuc youth by providing training and mentorship in various skills to prepare them for future opportunities.

Lead workshops to help members develop skills and knowledge in talent development. This role involves planning, organizing, and presenting educational content.

Volunteers can engage in various roles such as acting, directing, stage managing, sound, graphic design, set building, and ticket sales. The organization welcomes both experienced individuals and newcomers, providing training and mentorship for those who are new to theatre.

Support the Nipmuc Indian Development Corporation by writing and preparing grant proposals to secure funding for community projects.

Contribute articles to the CMATD newsletter, sharing insights and knowledge on talent development. This role enhances writing skills and visibility within the community.

Help distribute food to members of the Nipmuc community, ensuring that all families have access to necessary resources.

Participate in a Special Interest Group to explore specific topics in talent development, network with professionals, and contribute to discussions and projects.

Join a committee to help organize and manage various chapter activities and events. Volunteers can develop new skills, increase their knowledge in specific areas, and connect with peers.

High school students can participate in various activities including companionship visits and office work. This program allows students to fulfill community service requirements while gaining valuable experience.

As a companionship volunteer, you will provide vital support by visiting patients, reading to them, or simply being there to listen. Your presence can offer comfort and respite to caregivers during challenging times.

Administrative volunteers assist staff with clerical tasks such as typing, organizing newsletters, and managing office duties. This role supports the operational side of hospice care, ensuring that the team can focus on patient care.

While Worcester County Food Bank is not accepting individual or group volunteers at this time, they encourage individuals to volunteer at their partner agencies. Many food pantries and community meal programs rely on committed volunteers to help distribute food and support their communities.

Participate in weekly volunteering opportunities with Turn Back Time. Volunteers can join groups such as agencies serving young adults with disabilities, college and high school clubs, and community service projects.

Join Turn Back Time for Farm Service Day to help prepare the farm for planting season. Volunteers will engage in various projects suitable for all skill levels, supporting the farm's operations.

Turn Back Time offers internships for college students in multiple disciplines. Interns will learn about the benefits of nature, sustainable farming, and environmental conservation practices.