Help us bridge the gap, connecting survivors with services, support, and compassion!
Volunteers are integral to our organization, without them the work we do would not be possible. We deeply value those who dedicate themselves to building nonviolent communities. The altruism and care each volunteer brings is truly priceless. It is your commitment to our agency’s mission that increases our capacity to serve, support, and empower survivors. Whether you have worked with us in the past, are with us now, or are considering joining us in the future: We appreciate you!
Support Line:
Be the first voice someone hears when they need help or support.
Become certified as a Crisis Intervention Advocate through our 35-hour training program (Remote & In-Person Learning)
Automatic eligibility for Outreach and Event Committee
Work from home! Answer the support line after hours whenever we receive a call and use your training to provide support + connect survivors to services.
Monthly supervision, annual training, in-office opportunities, and staff support on every shift you work. We support you as you support the community!
Requirements:
18 years or older
Desire to help and support others.
Ability to “think on your feet.”
No experience necessary, just a desire to learn and challenge yourself.
Intends to commit to 1-year of volunteering with us
Complete our 35-hour training and attend our in-person sessions at our Nashua Office
Ability to work at least two 6-hour shifts per month.
Please apply on our website at Volunteer with Bridges or contact our Volunteer Coordinator Layne Davis at volcoord@bridgesnh.org OR (603)889-0858 ext. 246.
