Thank you for your help. There are several ways to volunteer.

Step One: Choose a Way to Help

CRISIS LINE ADVOCATE

Make a direct impact by becoming a volunteer advocate or crisis-line responder. To volunteer in these capacities, you are required to complete a 40-hour crisis intervention training during which you’ll learn proper crisis intervention procedures as well as the effects of sexual violence, about the court process, and how to provide support in an emergency room. Each year, Hearts of Hope sponsors two volunteer training series. Sign up below to start volunteering!

ER ADVOCATE

Victims of sexual abuse are subject to severe physical abuse and use hospital emergency rooms to receive medical care. Medical professionals are expected to treat and serve victims with the best care possible for their situation. ER advocates accompany and help victims through this challenging time.

SPECIAL EVENTS
We can always use help during special events and programs. No amount of help is too small, and it is always appreciated.

Step Two: Fill out our volunteer form

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Areas of Interest*
Have you ever been convicted of any criminal offense?*
Have you ever been a victim of sexual assault?*
Are you now or have you ever been a client at Hearts of Hope?*
I understand that I may be required to submit to a criminal background check (if 18+ yrs old).**
I understand that I will be requested to attend an orientation and/or training session(s) prior to beginning as a volunteer.*
(Not required for Youth Advisory Board).