Volunteer

Volunteers play a vital role in Safehope’s ability to provide quality services in all of our communities. We rely on the generosity of others who share in our desire to work toward ending domestic and sexual violence.

Please consider giving of your time. Volunteers are needed to provide one-on-one support, answer the help line, staff the shelter facility, assist families through the child advocacy center, plan and assist in fundraising and awareness events, educate the public through speaking engagements, provide office support, and many other areas.

Volunteers work as many hours as they are comfortable with. Volunteer training sessions are scheduled several times a year.

For more information, contact our administrative office at 316-803-1800 or complete the Volunteer Application on this website.

Check out our Volunteer Opportunities List for the many different ways that you can get involved!

Upcoming Volunteer Training!

Coming soon!

Volunteer FAQ

Q: Who can volunteer?

A: Safehope has opportunities for women and men, survivors and non-survivors. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, in some instances have access to transportation and/or a phone, be sensitive to issues of domestic and sexual violence, and have effective communication and listening skills.

We so greatly appreciate the amazing passion, dedication and skill that Safehope volunteers bring to the organization and to the work we do in the community!

Q: What is the time commitment?

A: Volunteer commitment is typically one year and time commitment varies based on position. However, there are also opportunities for short-term or one time volunteers.

Q: What opportunities does Safehope have for volunteers?

A: Safehope has several opportunities for people interesting in serving their community. You can get involved in direct services to victims, awareness and prevention efforts, fundraising, or agency support.