Volunteer: Shelter Advocate: Front DeskVolunteers serve as the first point of contact for residents and visitors, assisting with administrative tasks, shelter operations, and support services for survivors. This role is ideal for compassionate, organized individuals committed to making a meaningful impact. Address is Confidential and will be provided once you are approved to volunteer at our Residential Shelter. Program: Programs & Client Services Volunteers serve as the first point of contact for residents and visitors, assisting with administrative tasks, shelter operations, and support services for survivors. This role is ideal for compassionate, organized individuals committed to making a meaningful impact. Address is Confidential and will be provided once you are approved to volunteer at our Residential Shelter. Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Crisis Advocate: HotlineJOB DESCRIPTION: Represent SafeNest as a member of the crisis advocacy hotline team, providing assistance and support to victims of Domestic Violence. Hotline advocate assists client with shelter screenings and counseling referrals. Volunteers take part in working in a collaborative environment. Volunteers, once fully trained and after completion of their shadowing shift, can work from home. RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE · Arriving 15 minutes prior to the shift beginning · Provide assistance and support to SafeNest clients as · Offer assistance & support to victims of Domestic Violence prior to court hearings · Discuss safety planning with victims of Domestic Violence · Provide resources to victims of Domestic Violence · Data Entry · Attend Volunteer meetings as scheduled. · Other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS · Ability to keep all client information confidential · A basic understanding of domestic violence and its dynamics · Ability to respect and relate to people from various backgrounds (economic, cultural, educational, religious etc.) · Strong listening skills · Ability to remain calm and focused in a high-stress environment · Ability to multitask effectively as needed · Must be proficient in speaking, reading & writing English · Ability to be prompt, responsible, dependable, organized, and professional · Ability to work well with others · Ability to communicate concerns as well as receive constructive feedback · Access to a personal phone with internet connectivity. TIME COMMITMENT · Designated 4-hour shift · 3 Shifts per month SCREENING Volunteers are expected to complete a screening process, which may include the following: · Completion of SafeNest Volunteer application · In-person/Telephonic interview with the SafeNest Volunteer Services Director · Passing of the required background check TRAINING Volunteers are expected to complete the following prerequisites: · Completion of SafeNest’s Domestic Violence Training (approximately 20 hours) · Completion of Volunteer Training with Program Supervisor · Completion of a minimum of 6 Shadow Training sessions with an established SafeNest Staff Program: Programs & Client Services JOB DESCRIPTION: Represent SafeNest as a member of the crisis advocacy hotline team, providing assistance and support to victims of Domestic Violence. Hotline advocate assists client with shelter screenings and counseling referrals. Volunteers take part in working in a collaborative environment. Volunteers, once fully trained and after completion of their shadowing shift, can work from home. RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE · Arriving 15 minutes prior to the shift beginning · Provide assistance and support to SafeNest clients as · Offer assistance & support to victims of Domestic Violence prior to court hearings · Discuss safety planning with victims of Domestic Violence · Provide resources to victims of Domestic Violence · Data Entry · Attend Volunteer meetings as scheduled. · Other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS · Ability to keep all client information confidential · A basic understanding of domestic violence and its dynamics · Ability to respect and relate to people from various backgrounds (economic, cultural, educational, religious etc.) · Strong listening skills · Ability to remain calm and focused in a high-stress environment · Ability to multitask effectively as needed · Must be proficient in speaking, reading & writing English · Ability to be prompt, responsible, dependable, organized, and professional · Ability to work well with others · Ability to communicate concerns as well as receive constructive feedback · Access to a personal phone with internet connectivity. TIME COMMITMENT · Designated 4-hour shift · 3 Shifts per month SCREENING Volunteers are expected to complete a screening process, which may include the following: · Completion of SafeNest Volunteer application · In-person/Telephonic interview with the SafeNest Volunteer Services Director · Passing of the required background check TRAINING Volunteers are expected to complete the following prerequisites: · Completion of SafeNest’s Domestic Violence Training (approximately 20 hours) · Completion of Volunteer Training with Program Supervisor · Completion of a minimum of 6 Shadow Training sessions with an established SafeNest Staff Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Crisis Advocate: Hotline TrainingJOB DESCRIPTION: Represent SafeNest as a member of the crisis advocacy hotline team, providing assistance and support to victims of Domestic Violence. Hotline advocate assists client with shelter screenings and counseling referrals. Volunteers take part in working in a collaborative environment. Volunteers, once fully trained and after completion of their shadowing shift, can work from home. TRAINING Volunteers are expected to complete the following prerequisites: · Completion of a minimum of 6 Shadow Training sessions Program: Programs & Client Services JOB DESCRIPTION: Represent SafeNest as a member of the crisis advocacy hotline team, providing assistance and support to victims of Domestic Violence. Hotline advocate assists client with shelter screenings and counseling referrals. Volunteers take part in working in a collaborative environment. Volunteers, once fully trained and after completion of their shadowing shift, can work from home. TRAINING Volunteers are expected to complete the following prerequisites: · Completion of a minimum of 6 Shadow Training sessions Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Shelter Advocate: Front Desk TrainingVolunteers serve as the first point of contact for residents and visitors, assisting with administrative tasks, shelter operations, and support services for survivors. This role is ideal for compassionate, organized individuals committed to making a meaningful impact. Address is Confidential and will be provided once you are approved to volunteer at our Residential Shelter. Program: Programs & Client Services Volunteers serve as the first point of contact for residents and visitors, assisting with administrative tasks, shelter operations, and support services for survivors. This role is ideal for compassionate, organized individuals committed to making a meaningful impact. Address is Confidential and will be provided once you are approved to volunteer at our Residential Shelter. Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: TPO Court AdvocateLegal Advocates assist with a variety of task. As a Court Advocate, you will attend legal proceedings at Las Vegas Family & Criminal Court to provide support and SafeNest resources, informing survivors about the process, helping survivors understand the outcome of their hearings, and providing assistance with planning next steps to our clients. Program: Programs & Client Services Legal Advocates assist with a variety of task. As a Court Advocate, you will attend legal proceedings at Las Vegas Family & Criminal Court to provide support and SafeNest resources, informing survivors about the process, helping survivors understand the outcome of their hearings, and providing assistance with planning next steps to our clients. Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89101 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: TPO Court Advocate - TrainingLegal Advocates assist with a variety of task. As a Court Advocate, you will attend legal proceedings at Las Vegas Family & Criminal Court to provide support and SafeNest resources, informing survivors about the process, helping survivors understand the outcome of their hearings, and providing assistance with planning next steps to our clients. Program: Programs & Client Services Legal Advocates assist with a variety of task. As a Court Advocate, you will attend legal proceedings at Las Vegas Family & Criminal Court to provide support and SafeNest resources, informing survivors about the process, helping survivors understand the outcome of their hearings, and providing assistance with planning next steps to our clients. Program: Programs & Client Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 89101 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Saddles, Sips and SupportSafeNest Pub & Food Crawl: Saddles, Sips, and Support
Date & Time: 5/8/2026, 6:00:00 PM – 5/8/2026, 9:00:00 PM
Volunteer Roles Needed: 1. Guest Check-In - Welcome arriving guests, verify registrations, distribute badges and other materials and more. Must stay in designated zones. Will ensure guests do not leave with alcohol. - Circulate throughout the venue to assist guests, answer questions, monitor crowd flow, and relay real-time updates to the event team. 3. Vendor Concierge - Serve as a point of contact for vendors — Address needs, and ensure vendors have everything required to operate smoothly. - Keep the venue clean, organized, and safe throughout the event — manage trash, reset spaces, handle spills, and address any facility issues as they arise. - Engage guests throughout the event to promote and sell raffle tickets, accurately handle cash and digital transactions, track ticket inventory, and support the drawing process at close of sales. Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs SafeNest Pub & Food Crawl: Saddles, Sips, and Support
Date & Time: 5/8/2026, 6:00:00 PM – 5/8/2026, 9:00:00 PM
Volunteer Roles Needed: 1. Guest Check-In - Welcome arriving guests, verify registrations, distribute badges and other materials and more. Must stay in designated zones. Will ensure guests do not leave with alcohol. - Circulate throughout the venue to assist guests, answer questions, monitor crowd flow, and relay real-time updates to the event team. 3. Vendor Concierge - Serve as a point of contact for vendors — Address needs, and ensure vendors have everything required to operate smoothly. - Keep the venue clean, organized, and safe throughout the event — manage trash, reset spaces, handle spills, and address any facility issues as they arise. - Engage guests throughout the event to promote and sell raffle tickets, accurately handle cash and digital transactions, track ticket inventory, and support the drawing process at close of sales. Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 8, 2026 Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Training: Part I & II - June CohortWelcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - June 27th & 28th - September 19th & 20th - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Welcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - June 27th & 28th - September 19th & 20th - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jun 27, 2026 through Jun 28, 2026 Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Training: Part I & II - September CohortWelcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - September 19th & 20th - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Welcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - September 19th & 20th - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Sep 19, 2026 through Sep 20, 2026 Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Training: Part I & II - December CohortWelcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Welcome! You are one step closer to becoming a SafeNest Volunteer. Our two-day, weekend volunteer trainings are held on a quarterly basis and are a mandatory part of the volunteer process. Here are the 2026 dates: - December 14th & 15th Program: Community Events, Education & Prevention Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Dec 12, 2026 through Dec 13, 2026 Zip Code: 89107 Allow Groups: No |