Volunteer
Interested in volunteering by yourself or have a group that would like to volunteer? Check out some of the options for volunteers at our different locations. For more information, contact our Volunteer Engagement Officer, Christina Nunez, at 704.501.8258, cnunez@therelatives.org, or by completing the contact form at the bottom of the page.
Volunteer Orientation
To register for an upcoming Volunteer Orientation class, follow the link below:
Volunteer at Youth Crisis Center
Bring a Meal
Volunteers needed to prepare or bring a meal and/or provide activities to the youth staying at our Crisis Center.
Hours: Lunch 12:30pm – 2pm or Dinner 5:30pm – 7pm
Host an Activity
Volunteers needed to provide recreational activities on the weekends. These activities can take place at the Crisis Center or in the community.
Volunteer at On Ramp Resource Center
Bring a Meal
Volunteers needed bring a meal for the young adults at On Ramp.
Hours: Monday – Friday Breakfast 9:30am – 10:30am or Lunch 12pm – 1pm
Host a Workshop
Volunteers needed to teach workshops for the young adults at On Ramp.
Workshop examples: tax preparation, nutrition, resume building, interview skills, money management, customer service, etc.
Mentor
Mentors needed to commit to working one-on-one (minimum six months required) with the youth and young adults we serve.
*Complete application and background screening required.
Tutor
Tutors needed to assist our teens and young adults who are enrolled in GED tutoring classes.
Hours of operation: Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm
General Operations
Volunteers always needed to help with the day-to-day tasks at On Ramp. Tasks can range from helping out in the resource center, organizing, or helping with administrative duties.
Lunch and Learn
Lunch and Learns are a great way for companies or organizations to teach new skills to young adults at On Ramp.
Hours: Monday – Friday 12pm – 2pm
Maintenance Project
Have a larger group that would like to “help around the house”? We often have maintenance or organizing projects available.
