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Our bereaved clients NEED your light of compassion and your willingness to listen. Be someone's light, Become a Berevement Volunteer!

As a bereavement volunteer, you will call to check in on families, send out cards, and participate in annual Memorial Services. Your compassion will help remind families that support is still available.

Bereavement training will be provided as well as shadowing opportunities. We will train you to access the needs, responses, coping skills and support systems of our clients so that you can ensure that we are taking care of their bereavement needs.

Bereavement support is a great opportunity for members of the human services field to grow and strengthen their skills as providers and clinicians.

Our Bereavement Team supports our patient's family for 13 months following the patient's death.

Position Title: Community Health Support - Volunteer / Intern / Per Diem Staff

Department: Outreach & Education

Reports To: Outreach & Education Coordinator

Locations: Modular Sites, Community Events, Monarch Clinics

About Monarch Health Services:

Monarch Health Services is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health outcomes
through preventive care, education, and outreach particularly in underserved communities
across Palm Beach County.

Position Summary:

This role supports our Check Your Health Campaign by conducting health screenings,
promoting wellness education, and assisting with outreach events. Volunteers, interns, and per
diem staff will play a vital role in delivering preventive services for metabolic syndrome, nutrition,
and STDs.

Key Responsibilities:

Not all participants will be expected to perform every responsibility listed. Tasks will be assigned
based on training, qualifications, and interest.
• Conduct basic health screenings (blood pressure, BMI, glucose, temperature, etc.)
• Support metabolic and nutrition checks and wellness screenings
• Perform rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing (if certified/trained)
• Provide education and distribute resources on metabolic syndrome and STD prevention
• Assist with setup and breakdown of events and health booths
• Register clients and manage intake processes
• Engage residents and support public participation at community events
• Distribute flyers, giveaways, and educational materials
• Assist with data collection, surveys, and follow-up coordination
Who Should Apply:
• Public health, pre-med, nursing, or allied health students
• Retired or licensed healthcare professionals (LPN, RN, MA)
• Community members or career changers passionate about health and service

2580 Metrocentre Blvd STE 1, West Palm Beach, FL, 33407 |


Requirements:
• Strong communication skills and reliability
• Comfort working in community and outdoor settings
• Ability to stand and lift light equipment
• Orientation or training session required prior to participation
• For clinical roles: relevant certifications or student status in healthcare-related programs

Time Commitment & Benefits:
• Flexible shifts (weekdays and weekends)
• Stipends available for per diem staff; service hours for students and volunteers
• Letters of recommendation upon successful participation
• Hands-on public health and outreach experience
• Opportunity to network and make a direct community impact

To Get Involved:


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At My Family’s Table , we believe that no one should go hungry or feel alone in their struggle. Our work centers around feeding families and individuals in need—offering nutritious meals, food education, and a sense of dignity and belonging in the Rogers Park community of Chicago.

We’re looking for compassionate and creative volunteers to help us grow. If you have a heart for community, a gift for connection, and a desire to make a tangible impact, we need you.

This volunteer role focuses on recruiting new volunteers and building connections with local businesses and supporters who can help sustain our mission. Your voice, your passion, and your networks can help us expand our reach and continue feeding more families each week.

Your Role:

• Spread the word about our mission through heartfelt outreach to your network and local businesses
• Help design and carry out volunteer recruitment campaigns that inspire others to get involved
• Collaborate with our team to create meaningful, mission-focused content
• Attend one short team meeting each month (via Zoom or in person) to stay connected and aligned
• Be a dependable and uplifting presence in our small but mighty team

You’d Be a Great Fit If:

• You believe in the power of community and compassion
• You are reliable, communicative, and enjoy working with purpose
• You have creative ideas for connecting with others and inspiring action
• You’re comfortable reaching out to local businesses or personal contacts for support
• You’re available for occasional in-person or Zoom meetings (2 hour/month)

Why Join Us?

• You’ll be part of a mission-driven effort that feeds, educates, and uplifts
• You’ll help shape our outreach and expand our impact in tangible ways
• You’ll grow your skills in community engagement, nonprofit development, and storytelling
• You’ll leave every meeting knowing: your time made someone’s life better

Together, we can nourish not just stomachs, but spirits and futures .

Event Support Volunteers assist with COD’s youth programs, family celebrations, and community gatherings. Responsibilities include event set-up, registration check-in, activity support, food service, donation table support, and clean-up. Your presence helps ensure every event runs smoothly, feels safe, and creates positive experiences for youth and their families.

Housing Support Volunteers for StandUp for Kids - San Diego support our mission to end the cycle of youth homelessness by providing support and resources to youth in need of transitional housing.

Housing Support volunteers research, identify and communicate information about accessing community housing resources.They also survey youth regarding their housing issues, concerns and needs (including site visits), and prioritize key resources required.To the extent possible, they identify resources within StandUp for Kids to support these housing needs.

Must have strong communication skills and be resourceful.Prior experience is a bonus but not necessary; training is provided.

This opportunity is for volunteers aged 16 and older

Volunteers times vary by event - may be evenings during the week or on the weekend

Volunteers will assist:

at the Main Gate with guest arrival, customer service and ushering

monitoring movement through the historic houses

Please contact with any questions or add questions to the comment section of your registration

Grief Support Services offers a rewarding opportunity for people to provide compassionate support for grieving children, teens, and adults. Hospice volunteers are an integral part of the team. Volunteers may take on various roles, such as providing phone support. By calling the family members of hospice patients who have passed away, volunteers provide active listening, witness, and warmth as families handle the loss of their loved one. Grief Support staff also need assistance with administrative support ongoing. As current needs often change, we encourage you to reach out and inquire if you are interested in helping with this program.

Training and ongoing support are provided by our staff and calls have the potential to be made from our office or remotely.

Schedule is flexible and typically volunteers will dedicate a couple of hours on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

As the first point of contact for our center, the Volunteer Coordinator plays a vital role in creating a welcoming and organized environment for all members, guests, and staff. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys helping others, thrives in a dynamic setting, and takes pride in maintaining a clean and professional space.

Key Responsibilities:

• Warmly Welcome Guests: Greet all visitors with a friendly and professional demeanor, ensuring they feel valued and comfortable upon arrival.
• Provide Guidance and Support: Assist individuals in locating their meetings, activities, or services, offering clear directions and helpful information.
• Manage Communications: Monitor incoming phone calls, respond to inquiries, take accurate messages, and route calls to the appropriate personnel.
• Maintain a Professional Environment: Keep the front desk and reception area neat and organized, performing light housekeeping duties to uphold a clean and inviting atmosphere.
• Support Daily Operations: Collaborate with staff to ensure smooth day-to-day functioning of the center, including assisting with scheduling, sign-ins, and general administrative tasks.
• Foster a Positive Experience: Serve as a resource for members and visitors, helping to create a safe, inclusive, and respectful community space.

Description of role: digitalLIFT hosts 3-4 monthly workshops at partner locations in San Francisco, where older adult learners gain computer skills. We are seeking volunteers to help with setting up and supporting learners during these workshops.

Primary Responsibilities:

Workshop support

• Answer basic technology questions from older adults about iOS, Android, MacOS, and/or Windows platforms.

• Guide older adults through basic technology prompts such as setting up and creating an Apple ID or answering questions about photo and file management.

• Assist learners when they receive free device with lesson

Facilitate/ support Premade Technology Workshops

• Teach older adults lessons based on pre-made technology curricula

• Support older adults in following a lesson led by an instructor.

• Clarify and answer questions about the lesson that arise from older adult learners.

Secondary Responsibilities

Workshop event support

• Sign participants in recording client first and last names for program reporting

• When needed, record client demographic information to support program reporting.

• Assist with taking and providing photos taken during the workshop.

• Ensure devices are properly set up at device distribution events, and that learners understand how to use their device after setup.

Skills and experience

• Must be able to support older adults with basic technology skills in iOS, Android, MacOS and Windows.

• Must be able to stand, sit, and move at regular intervals indoors

• Must be able to support older adults fluently in English

• Bilingual capacity in Spanish, and Cantonese is a plus.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Time commitment:

Each workshop runs for about 2 hours and we anticipate holding these events three to four times per month. Workshop volunteers can choose which events to support, but we ask that they stay for the entire duration of the event

Types of events you will support

• Tech support drop-in hours

• Volunteers support learners that come into an event with basic technology questions, such as using an email address, utilizing social media such as WhatsApp, etc.

• Device distribution events

• Volunteers support learners that receive a device for free and go through a lesson.

• In-person/virtual workshops

• Volunteers either teach a pre-made lesson, or support an instructor teaching a pre-made lesson to ensure learner comprehension.

We are excited to meet you! If you would like to be our newest volunteer please apply online at digitalLIFT org/volunteer or reach out to us,

This is also a great opportunity for groups!

Private Group Details:

• Group Size Range: 1 - 5
• Event can be held at a volunteer group location (e.g. office, park)
• No Donation