Community Support Volunteer

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Cancer Support Community Northern Arizona is seeking volunteers to engage in a variety of opportunities to support people impacted by cancer. Located at 914 N. San Francisco Street in Flagstaff, directly south of Flagstaff Medical Center, there are many roles volunteers hold including:

• Front desk and phone receptionist to greet participants, intake new participants, answer questions, provide resources (available in 2-5 hour shifts one time or twice a week)
• Forest Bathing leaders (Wednesday or Thursday at noon for one-hour, leading participants on healing walks through the natural beauty of Flagstaff)
• Leading knitting group that meets on Thursdays 10:30 am - noon
• Lead a monthly book club
• Hosting and facilitation of informal support dinners
• Tabling at the Saturday Community Market events in Flagstaff (April - September)
• Tabling at the Sunday Community Market events in Flagstaff (May - September)
• Tabling in other northern Arizona community events like Tribal Fairs or Health Fairs (summer months)

Applications are available at https://cscaz.org/volunteer or by stopping in the Flagstaff CSCAZ location at 914 N. San Francisco Street. Questions may be directed to Shawn Berry, Volunteer Coordinator at sberry@cscaz.org or Cindy Payne, NAZ ED at NAZ@cscaz.org or by calling 928-236-2333.

With locations in Phoenix and Flagstaff, Cancer Support Community Arizona (CSCAZ), is the only nonprofit organization in Arizona to provide no-cost emotional support services to anyone impacted by cancer of any type throughout their cancer journey. Our bilingual (English/Spanish) services are crucial because, while cancer patients typically receive state-of-the-art medical treatment, effective cancer care also requires the integration of psychological and social services (like what CSCAZ provides) to identify and address issues associated with a cancer diagnosis and prognosis. Every day, CSCAZ offers professionally led support groups, educational workshops, and mind/body wellness programs so that people - STATEWIDE - affected by cancer can learn vital skills to regain control, reduce feelings of isolation, and restore hope.