Do you want to make a difference?
Concerned about violence in our community?
Interested in supporting others?
Want to be a part of the solution?
YOU CAN HELP…VOLUNTEER!
Valley Crisis Center has a long history of encouraging volunteers to contribute to our success. Volunteers bring needed skills and extra support that isn’t always available due to limited funds and staff availability.
You can help us in two ways, as a Crisis Counselor, and as a volunteer
Crisis Counselors provide client contact services such as:
If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out our Crisis Counselor Application (this PDF may not be compatible with some screen readers) and submit it along with your resume via email:
elizabeth@alliance4you.org or call (209) 725-7900, or please stop by our main office at 1960 P Street, Merced CA 95340 or Our Los Banos Location at 545 J Street, Los Banos CA 93635.
Valley Crisis Center holds 2 trainings a year, during the first part of the year, and during the summer.
If volunteering doesn’t fit your schedule, we always need guest speakers at our kids group!
Then there is an opportunity for you! We’re currently looking for people to join our fundraising team, the Friends of Valley Crisis Center (Friends of VCC). We’re looking for an individual who wants to make a difference in our community, with plenty of ideas and get up and go to bring to the table.
No prior experience is necessary.
If you are interested in applying, please complete this form (this PDF may not be compatible with some screen readers) and email it to cesilie@alliance4you.org with the subject line Friends of VCC application. No need to attach resume or cover letter.
“We provide hope, support and recovery for those who are or who have been victims.”
Valley Crisis Center and our associated programs seek to prevent domestic and sexual violence by advocating for positive changes in the societal systems that may lead to oppression, fostering a better understanding of domestic and sexual violence through community education, and providing culturally relevant direct services that empower victims of abuse and their children.
A Safe Place
