Volunteers
Making a Difference One Person at a Time
"The heart of a volunteer is not measured in size, but by the depth of the commitment to make a difference in the lives of others." - DeAnn Hollis
Park Center behavioral health services and client needs offer opportunities for volunteers to contribute to the well-being of others and the betterment of our community.
- Share your skills and abilities.
- Meet new people and expand your world.
- Work with professionals who are dedicated to helping individuals and families improve their lives.
- Build your awareness of mental illness and mental health issues.
- Receive training and supervision in preparation for your new role.
Give your time and service where mental health professionals are helping individuals and families deal with mental illness, stress, depression, chemical dependency, bereavement, parenting, and skills for living.
Enhance Client Services for Children, Adolescents, or Adults
- Share Interests or Hobbies: help those in need to reach their potential. Create enriching experiences with music, arts & crafts, sports, gardening, computers, reading, cooking, and daily living skills.
- Provide Support: share activities and friendship to assist clients with mental illness to stabilize and enjoy their community. Make individual visits for support and socialization or assist with therapeutic groups.
Assist in Services for Staff
- Apply Office or Organizational Skills: Ttping, copying, collating materials, filing, preparing mailings, organizing supplies, entering data, answering phones, assisting with special projects.
If you are over 18 years of age and can devote four or more hours per month, and have questions or want to find out about specific opportunities, please call Volunteer Services at 482-9125, ext. 2007, or you may e-mail: Volunteer Services. All prospective volunteers will receive an interview, orientation, and appropriate training.
