Volunteers are an integral part of NextStep’s service delivery. We could not be as effective at our critical response throughout Hancock and Washington Counties without your help.

Volunteer as much or as little time as your schedule allows. No special experience is necessary to get involved.

As a volunteer, you may work directly with victims and survivors of domestic abuse. Our comprehensive volunteer training covers domestic violence, stalking, advocacy and safety planning, cultural awareness, and legal issues. You’ll learn our policies and procedures for working with survivors, both in person and over the phone. And, we’ll help you understand NextStep’s mission, values, services, and history.

Volunteer capacities you might consider include:

 
 
 
 

If you are experiencing abuse or want to support someone who is, call our confidential 24/7 Helpline, 1–800–315–5579. 24/7 Línea telefónica de Ayuda – diga idioma para interprete.