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21 people are interested
Front Desk Volunteers
ORGANIZATION: Calvary Women's Services
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21 people are interested
Calvary Women’s Services offers housing, health, employment and education programs that empower homeless women in Washington, DC to change their lives. Founded in 1983, our programs carry out our mission to offer "a safe, caring place for tonight; support, hope and change for tomorrow." To ensure everyone’s first impression of Calvary is a warm and welcoming one, we are intentional about the interactions our residents, staff and visitors have at front desk. Front Desk Volunteers help make this possible by covering weekly shifts at the desk to represent Calvary to the community.
Front Desk Volunteers can cover shifts from 9 am - 1 pm, 10am -2pm, or 11am -3pm. During this time, they are responsible for answering the phone, welcoming Calvary visitors, and managing residents’ movement in and out of the building. Volunteers may be asked to help with administrative tasks that can be done in tandem with managing the front desk responsibilities. Volunteers are required to make a strong commitment to cover one morning bi-weekly (M-F) for three months (with the option to extend based on the volunteer’s availability).
Individuals bilingual in ASL or Spanish are strongly encouraged to reach out!
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About Calvary Women's Services
Location:
1217 Good Hope Road, SE, Washington, DC 20020, US
Mission Statement
To achieve excellence in what we offer: a safe, caring place for tonight; support, hope, and change for tomorrow.
Description
Calvary Women’s Services offers housing, health, employment and education programs that empower homeless women in Washington, DC to change their lives.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Washington, DC 20002
DATE POSTED
June 6, 2025
SKILLS
- Office Reception
- Program Management
- Basic Computer Skills
- Administrative Support
- Customer Service
- Mental Health
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 20
- Orientation or Training
- once a week
- Volunteers should be comfortable and open to engaging with individuals who have experienced homelessness, and trauma related to domestic violence.