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Volunteer Advocate Application

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Please complete the following questionnaire:

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You will be required to provide and complete a driving record and electronic LIVE SCAN fingerprinting process at your own cost. There will also be a separate criminal background check (Currently provided by PSFS). Do you have any objections to this statement? LIVE SCAN and Background check must be fully passed to be considered eligible to become a volunteer advocate.

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I have read the Volunteer Advocate Agreement and fully understand what is expected of me as a PSFS Volunteer Advocate.
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I certify that I have completed this application to the best of my ability.
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Make a difference in the lives of sexual assault survivors and their families by becoming an advocate with Project Sister Family Services. Our dedicated team of volunteer advocates provides essential crisis intervention and support to survivors, helping them navigate moments of trauma with care, empathy, and empowerment.

 

As an advocate, you will:

  • Support survivors through our 24-hour crisis hotline and in-person response at local hospitals.

  • Offer compassionate listening and guidance, helping survivors access vital resources and services.

  • Work alongside community partners, including law enforcement, medical professionals, and community partners to advocate for the rights and well-being of survivors.

 

This meaningful role requires comprehensive training, provided by our experienced team, to prepare you to serve survivors with confidence and sensitivity. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, pass a background check, and complete our state-certified advocate training program.

Join us in creating a safer, more supportive community for survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Your time, skills, and compassion can be life-changing.

Apply here and be part of the change. Together, we can make a difference.

Become an Advocate: Volunteer with Project Sister Family Services

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