Volunteer Opportunities:
There are many ways volunteers can get involved! If volunteers are looking to work with victims, we provide free training. Interested persons must be 18 years of age or older and be able to pass a criminal background check. CAASA provides services to victims/survivors of Sexual Assault in our nineteen county area. Volunteers are needed all over our region. Training will be provided for volunteers. For more information or to inquire about volunteering, please contact Lacey at 712-363-5762 or email her at lacey@caasaonline.org.
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Below is a list of ways that you can do as a volunteer or you can come up with your own way to help!
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Become a board member
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Transportation Services
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Emergency Responder
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Lead or Co-facilitate Groups
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Court Accompaniment
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Assisting with phone services
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Online searches for grants/Grant writing skills
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Finding local resources
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Language Assistance
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Office Assistance
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Creating/Updating Resources
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Assist with Social Media
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Awareness Events/Fundraising
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Babysitting
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Graphic Design
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Marketing
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Community Education
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Staff booths at Fairs/Community Events
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Data Entry
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Organizing
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Do you have special skills or interests? Teach a support group!
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Cooking/Baking
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Budgeting
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Yoga/Movement/Exercise
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Outdoors/Nature
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Nutrition
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Meditation
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Semester long projects
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Gardening
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Self-Care
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Massage Therapy
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Decorating/Sewing
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Writing/Music/Art
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Who do I contact?
Lacey is CAASA's Training and Volunteer Coordinator. She is eager to hear from you and talk about volunteering options. Call her at 712-363-5762 or email at lacey@caasaonline.org.
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” –Elizabeth Andrew
Job Openings:
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Board Members
To apply, please email your resume to stephanie@caasaonline.org
SART:
We are always looking for RN's in our 19 Counties of Northwest Iowa who are interested in getting trained to provide a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner. Please send an email to Stephanie at stephanie@caasaonline.org or call the Hopeline at 1-877-362-4612 for more information.