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Be Part of the Solution

Every day, women and children are trapped in cycles of violence and exploitation. By volunteering with Safer Pathways, you become part of the solution, playing a vital role in protecting lives and helping survivors heal.

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Together, We Can Stop The Violence

One person choosing to act can mean the difference between a life lived in fear and a life lived in freedom.

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Basic Info

Date of Birth
Day
Month
Year

Availability

How Often Are You Available to Volunteer?
Preferred Days

Volunteer Interests

What Areas Would You Like to Volunteer In?

Final Agreement

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Ways You Can Make a Difference

From direct support roles with survivors to fundraising and awareness campaigns, there are many ways to get involved. Your time and energy will make a real difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about volunteering? 

  • Anyone with a passion for helping others can volunteer with Safer Pathways. Whether you have professional skills in social work, counseling, Government Agencies, or simply want to lend a helping hand, we have a variety of roles to match your skills and interests.

  • We offer a wide range of volunteer opportunities, including:

     

    • Direct support roles with survivors of domestic violence and trafficking.

    • Fundraising and event coordination to help raise awareness and resources.

    • Administrative support and outreach to help spread our message and build partnerships.

    • Public education and advocacy roles to help raise awareness in your community.

  • We appreciate any amount of time you can give. Whether you’re available for a few hours a week, want to assist at a specific event, or are looking for long-term volunteer opportunities, we’ll work with you to find the best fit based on your availability.

  • Some volunteer roles, such as those involving direct work with survivors, may require specific qualifications or training. However, many of our roles don’t require formal qualifications, just a willingness to help and a commitment to our mission. We provide any necessary training for specialized roles.

  • Yes, Safer Pathways provides comprehensive training for volunteers working directly with survivors or in specialized roles. Training includes understanding the dynamics of domestic violence and trafficking, trauma-informed care, and how to provide effective support.

  • Yes! We offer several remote volunteer opportunities, such as administrative support, social media advocacy, and fundraising outreach. This allows you to contribute no matter where you're located.

  • Applying to volunteer with Safer Pathways is simple. Just fill out our online volunteer application form, and one of our team members will reach out to you to discuss opportunities that match your skills and availability.

  • Absolutely! We welcome group volunteer efforts, whether you're part of a corporate team, community group, or just a group of friends looking to make an impact together. Reach out to us to discuss group opportunities and special projects.

  • As a volunteer, your contribution will make a direct impact on the lives of survivors. Whether you’re helping to organize an event, assisting with operations, or working directly with survivors, your time and effort will help Safer Pathways deliver life-saving services and interventions.

  • Yes, the minimum age to volunteer with Safer Pathways is typically 18, due to the sensitive nature of the work. However, we have youth advocacy opportunities for those under 18 who want to help spread awareness and get involved.

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