No Peace No Quiet Volunteer Program

Volunteer

Our Program

Survivors of domestic violence and abuse often were financially abused. In a lot of cases, their abusive partner prevented them from working and earning their own money, keeping them trapped in a relationship dependent on their abuser for their livelihood. 

Our Volunteer Program is designed to help survivors of abuse to build up their resume so they can obtain a permanent paying job. Our program also helps survivors of abuse to gain a sense of pride and purpose through volunteering, they will obtain job skills to move forward and live a happy and productive life. 

Most of our volunteer positions are temporary, until the survivor has obtained a permanent job and can pass their position onto the next person who needs to build up their resume. The average work time expected, your time is your own, we encourage you to manage your own time and volunteer when you are able. 

Due to non-profit regulations we may need to have mandated quarterly or semi-annual meetings that should not last more than an hour either 4 times or 2 times per year, they will be held via zoom meeting.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please use this form to contact us and tell us a little bit about yourself and your interests. If you are a fit for our volunteer program, we will reach out to you to schedule an interview. We request all of our volunteers to pass a background check. We use Sterling Volunteers for background checks. 

Here are a few of our volunteer positions.

Program Management

Leading various programs like our Men’s group, LGBTQIA+ group, Book Club, Healthy Cooking, Fitness, Mediation, Spiritual and Motivation groups. These positions will lead the appropriate message boards and your group by supporting and welcoming new members as well as enforcing the guidelines of the social media platforms. These positions will also lead group meetings when needed to help provide support for the community. Work closely with social media moderators, fund raiser admins and the public relations team. 

Social Media Moderator

Assist the program leads in helping to keep the community safe from harmful content and unruly ‘guests’. Help keep the social media platforms organized and remove harmful content. Message board management move off topic posts to the appropriate boards and remove harmful content from the main board into the receipts bin of the moderator’s holding area. Help to welcome new members and provide guidance to where they can find topics of interests. Work closely with program leaders, fund raiser admins and the public relations team. 

Fund Raiser Admin 

Assist with the administration of fund-raising events by organizing the events, meetings, sending emails, making phone calls, and collaborating closely with the public relations team, social media moderators and program leaders to help promote fund raisers. 

Public Relations Ambassador 

Promote our organization through social media by bringing awareness to domestic violence and victims of abuse by using the hashtag #NoPeaceNoQuiet and actively participating in social media postings, video’s, tweets, etc. as well as help promote events of our organization like digital protests (petitions), letter writing campaign, fund raisers and other activities. Work closely with the fund raiser admins, social media moderators and program leaders to bring awareness to any emerging current trends or disruptions to the domestic violence community.

Community Leader

Community leaders support the organization’s letter writing campaigns within their local legislators district to help drive change on important issues within the domestic violence and abuse communities. Letter writing campaign topics can be derived from volunteering and obtaining feedback in the communities with survivors as well as from social media trending topics.  Collaborates closely with the public relations team, social media moderators and program leaders to support letter writing campaign efforts.

MISSION STATEMENT

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