Crisis Hotline Volunteer Training (Volunteer Opportunity Ongoing)

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**If you are interested in becoming a crisis hotline volunteer please e-mail Dana@dayleague.org for a copy of the application**

Once you have completed the state-mandated volunteer training, we ask our volunteers to sign up for two shifts a month. All volunteer shifts are done remotely. The required state-mandated training is 20 hours of training before working on the crisis hotline.

Our organization helps survivors of sexual assault by providing a twenty-four-hour crisis hotline, hospital accompaniment and also counseling services to women and men who may not be able to find help elsewhere. We are one of thirty-five sexual assault centers in all of Georgia (That is thirty-five centers for one hundred and fifty-nine counties), and we take one-third of the calls in Georgia.

To run our twenty-four-hour crisis hotline, we need volunteers. We need people who want to help make a difference for survivors in need. Our volunteers undergo a twenty-hour training, to be announced in mid-June 2024. Once training is completed we ask our volunteers to commit to work at least 1 to 2 shifts a month. It is an incredible organization to work with and volunteer for, and the time spent makes a huge difference.

If you are local to Atlanta or the surrounding areas and are interested in learning more and getting involved, please email me at Dana@dayleague.org or call 404-914-4312. If you do not have the time available but would like to contribute please share our mission with friends or family willing to physically volunteer or feel free to donate.

We require volunteers to have a criminal background check, however the center pays for this expense.

Thank you