Volunteering with us offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact in your community, connect with empathetic individuals, and develop skills valuable in both personal and professional realms. Our training program, aligned with national standards for mental health needs and best practices, ensures that our volunteers are well-equipped to offer compassionate support.
Crisis Center Specialist Volunteer Opportunity
We are currently not accepting applications for Crisis Center Volunteers. Please check back often as needs may change.
Youth-Focused Volunteer Opportunity
At MHA-WVR, we’re expanding our youth-focused programming in exciting ways. In the fall of 2024, we’ll open a storefront at Junior Achievement. If interested, please email Stephen at: [email protected]
We also seek community leaders with mentorship experience for a county-wide Youth Advisory Council. The intention is to form an Advisory Council in each of the eleven counties we serve. If you are interested in being a mental health advocate and in helping educate and support our community’s youth, we encourage you to email Christine at: [email protected]
Too Good For Drugs Program
We seek volunteers to help teach the Too Good For Drugs Program in middle schools throughout our 11-county region. The program is evidence-based and teaches overall life skills. The volunteer will be committed to training one weekday for ten weeks. All supplies and training is provided by MHA WVR. Please apply by clicking the button below or reach out to Woody Berentes at [email protected]