Volunteer: ARNPARNP needed to care for the uninsured: Providers are charged with direct patient care in accordance with their license. They may interview patients, obtain and record health histories, perform physical and developmental assessments, order appropriate diagnostic tests, diagnose health problems, prescribe appropriate medications , perform procedures, provide health teaching and counseling, initiate referrals, and maintain health records. ARNP’s must be licensed in the state of Florida and have protocols in place at VIM-Jax. Agency: Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville ARNP needed to care for the uninsured: Providers are charged with direct patient care in accordance with their license. They may interview patients, obtain and record health histories, perform physical and developmental assessments, order appropriate diagnostic tests, diagnose health problems, prescribe appropriate medications , perform procedures, provide health teaching and counseling, initiate referrals, and maintain health records. ARNP’s must be licensed in the state of Florida and have protocols in place at VIM-Jax. Agency: Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Development Volunteer for Donor CommunicationOur Development team is in need of a volunteer to support the development staff with donor communication. Tasks would include: Calling donors to thank them for their contributions Writing letters to donors Other admin helpSupport would be given to the Director of Development, Bill Brim. Click here for the application: https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=d3b7e840-ca93-472d-ac62-e144c38fe325&ApplicationFormNumber=1 Agency: Lutheran Social Services of NE FL Our Development team is in need of a volunteer to support the development staff with donor communication. Tasks would include: Calling donors to thank them for their contributions Writing letters to donors Other admin helpSupport would be given to the Director of Development, Bill Brim. Click here for the application: https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=d3b7e840-ca93-472d-ac62-e144c38fe325&ApplicationFormNumber=1 Agency: Lutheran Social Services of NE FL Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Diaper/Wipes or Supply DrivesAt ECS, we love having our volunteers on-site! But, we also know it is sometimes not possible due to scheduling limitations. Diapers and wipes and classroom supplies are an ongoing need, here at ECS. One of the best ways to directly impact our children and families is by hosting a drive to collect these essential items. Some of the most successful drives have been hosted by businesses and agencies concerned about the health and well-being of members of their local community. Please contact us for more information on this rewarding opportunity.
Agency: Episcopal Children's Services At ECS, we love having our volunteers on-site! But, we also know it is sometimes not possible due to scheduling limitations. Diapers and wipes and classroom supplies are an ongoing need, here at ECS. One of the best ways to directly impact our children and families is by hosting a drive to collect these essential items. Some of the most successful drives have been hosted by businesses and agencies concerned about the health and well-being of members of their local community. Please contact us for more information on this rewarding opportunity.
Agency: Episcopal Children's Services Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32256 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Client Intake and Food Pantry WorkerThe client intake and food pantry involves dealing directly with clients, some computer work, physical assembly of food bags and unloading and putting away food. DESC is located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church so stairs will be involved. The food pantry is open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Monday - Thursday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. The client intake and food pantry involves dealing directly with clients, some computer work, physical assembly of food bags and unloading and putting away food. DESC is located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church so stairs will be involved. The food pantry is open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Monday - Thursday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: We need volunteers, be the voice for a child, join us!We are looking for highly talented volunteers that will meet the following criteria: Will need to make a 12-18 month commitment and should remain on the case until a permanency decision is made for the child(ren) assigned to them. Needs to be available to do a face to face visit once a month at the child’s residence, complete a small amount of paperwork and write mandatory reports for the court. Must have reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license and car insurance. Must have a minimum of 2-3 hours per week to volunteer with us. Must submit to a level 2 National FDLE background screen (finger prints) prior to being certified as a GAL (we will cover the cost of the finger prints).
Agency: Guardian ad Litem Office-4th Circuit Duval, Clay and Nassau We are looking for highly talented volunteers that will meet the following criteria: Will need to make a 12-18 month commitment and should remain on the case until a permanency decision is made for the child(ren) assigned to them. Needs to be available to do a face to face visit once a month at the child’s residence, complete a small amount of paperwork and write mandatory reports for the court. Must have reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license and car insurance. Must have a minimum of 2-3 hours per week to volunteer with us. Must submit to a level 2 National FDLE background screen (finger prints) prior to being certified as a GAL (we will cover the cost of the finger prints).
Agency: Guardian ad Litem Office-4th Circuit Duval, Clay and Nassau Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Telephone PositionThe telephone would involve answering the calls, giving out information and compassionate listening. This position can be onsite or remote. If onsite, we are located in a basement so climbing up and down stairs is required. We do not have an elevator. If you are interested in an onsite orientation, please contact DESC. Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. The telephone would involve answering the calls, giving out information and compassionate listening. This position can be onsite or remote. If onsite, we are located in a basement so climbing up and down stairs is required. We do not have an elevator. If you are interested in an onsite orientation, please contact DESC. Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202-3217 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Education (Primary Prevention) Volunteer/InternIn addition to providing life-saving shelter and services for survivors of domestic violence, Hubbard House also educates Jacksonville-area youth about healthy relationships. We are in need of a volunteer or intern who can support this education initiative. Hubbard House will provide training and curriculum to use for these classes. Background screening ($64.25) will be required. Scheduling is flexible, since we instruct in-school, after-school, and summer camp programs. Experience in educating youth is a plus, but not required. Agency: Hubbard House In addition to providing life-saving shelter and services for survivors of domestic violence, Hubbard House also educates Jacksonville-area youth about healthy relationships. We are in need of a volunteer or intern who can support this education initiative. Hubbard House will provide training and curriculum to use for these classes. Background screening ($64.25) will be required. Scheduling is flexible, since we instruct in-school, after-school, and summer camp programs. Experience in educating youth is a plus, but not required. Agency: Hubbard House Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sort clothingThe clothing ministry program of Presbyterian Social Ministries collects new and gently used clothing. Volunteers then come in and sort them by gender, size, type, and season. After they are sorted and boxed accordingly, we distribute them back out to direct-service partner agencies. Typical recipients are schools, churches, and a variety of other nonprofit agencies that give the clothes away directly to those in need. Donated clothes require daily attention and volunteers are critical to keeping the process moving along smoothly. We process over 300,000 articles of clothing per year, most of them new. Much of this success is driven by the volunteers that give their time throughout the year getting clothes ready for distribution. How to be prepared: When volunteering, wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Sometimes volunteers may be asked to lift some boxes. The clothes need to be sorted, sized, and grouped by gender and season and boxed up. Specific instructions will be given so you’ll know exactly what, where, and how to do the clothing. There is ice/water onsite and a refrigerator/microwave available to use should you like to bring a snack to eat while you’re here. At this time, we can only accommodate small groups (more than two (2) people) with pre-approval. We are in greatest need of volunteers that can commit to a regular schedule. Time is flexible: come for 1-2-3 hours, all day, every other week - whatever suits your schedule and personal goal as the volunteer. Unfortunately, we are not open on weekends. Minors are welcome when accompanied by adult supervision. Work is indoors. Work is episodic. Some days we may have a lot to sort through, other days we may have very little. We will inform you if there is not any need to come in if you are scheduled. Please note: We will contact you before your first visit to confirm times and availability. Please do not arrive at our facility before a confirmation from us. Thank you for considering our agency and we look forward to your visit.
Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries The clothing ministry program of Presbyterian Social Ministries collects new and gently used clothing. Volunteers then come in and sort them by gender, size, type, and season. After they are sorted and boxed accordingly, we distribute them back out to direct-service partner agencies. Typical recipients are schools, churches, and a variety of other nonprofit agencies that give the clothes away directly to those in need. Donated clothes require daily attention and volunteers are critical to keeping the process moving along smoothly. We process over 300,000 articles of clothing per year, most of them new. Much of this success is driven by the volunteers that give their time throughout the year getting clothes ready for distribution. How to be prepared: When volunteering, wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Sometimes volunteers may be asked to lift some boxes. The clothes need to be sorted, sized, and grouped by gender and season and boxed up. Specific instructions will be given so you’ll know exactly what, where, and how to do the clothing. There is ice/water onsite and a refrigerator/microwave available to use should you like to bring a snack to eat while you’re here. At this time, we can only accommodate small groups (more than two (2) people) with pre-approval. We are in greatest need of volunteers that can commit to a regular schedule. Time is flexible: come for 1-2-3 hours, all day, every other week - whatever suits your schedule and personal goal as the volunteer. Unfortunately, we are not open on weekends. Minors are welcome when accompanied by adult supervision. Work is indoors. Work is episodic. Some days we may have a lot to sort through, other days we may have very little. We will inform you if there is not any need to come in if you are scheduled. Please note: We will contact you before your first visit to confirm times and availability. Please do not arrive at our facility before a confirmation from us. Thank you for considering our agency and we look forward to your visit.
Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32205-5346 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Farmacy VolunteerThe food farmacy offers our patients who meet requirements access to foods tailored to their health needs. Help the food farmacy and social services hub by stocking and organizing the food on the day it's delivered. Wednesday mornings is typically the time/day that assistance is needed. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville The food farmacy offers our patients who meet requirements access to foods tailored to their health needs. Help the food farmacy and social services hub by stocking and organizing the food on the day it's delivered. Wednesday mornings is typically the time/day that assistance is needed. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Make a direct difference by donating Welcome Home Kits or individual hygiene items to help our participants start fresh with dignity and confidence.Operation New Hope helps people rebuild their lives after incarceration by providing housing, job training, and wraparound support. You can make a direct difference by donating Welcome Home Kits or individual hygiene items to help our participants start fresh with dignity and confidence. What to Donate: Hygiene Items: Shampoo and conditioner Body wash or soap Deodorant Toothbrush and toothpaste Lotion Feminine hygiene products Razors and shaving cream Socks and underwear (new) Towel and washcloth Notebook and pen Encouraging note or card How to Give: Drop off donations at 1830 North Main St. *Churches, Groups and businesses can also host donation drives! Your generosity helps returning citizens feel seen, supported, and hopeful as they take their first steps toward a new beginning. Learn more or contact us for a tour of our facility, or to attend a client graduation: https://operationnewhope.org/give-second-chances/welcome-home-kits/ Agency: Operation New Hope Operation New Hope helps people rebuild their lives after incarceration by providing housing, job training, and wraparound support. You can make a direct difference by donating Welcome Home Kits or individual hygiene items to help our participants start fresh with dignity and confidence. What to Donate: Hygiene Items: Shampoo and conditioner Body wash or soap Deodorant Toothbrush and toothpaste Lotion Feminine hygiene products Razors and shaving cream Socks and underwear (new) Towel and washcloth Notebook and pen Encouraging note or card How to Give: Drop off donations at 1830 North Main St. *Churches, Groups and businesses can also host donation drives! Your generosity helps returning citizens feel seen, supported, and hopeful as they take their first steps toward a new beginning. Learn more or contact us for a tour of our facility, or to attend a client graduation: https://operationnewhope.org/give-second-chances/welcome-home-kits/ Agency: Operation New Hope Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: Yes |