Upcoming
Event
Volunteer for the Crisis Line
We are always recruiting volunteers
to staff our 24 hour crisis line.
Eligibility & Commitment
- Applicants must have an interest in assisting sexual assault
survivors and significant others.
- Applicants must be 18 years of age.
- Sexual assault survivors must be emotionally ready to assist
other survivors and be no less than a year past their own assault/abuse
experience.
- Past or present perpetrators of sexual or
physical abuse and/or any violent crime are not eligible to
participate in Sexual Assault Counselor Training.
- Applicants must give consent for and understand that MRCC
will require Livescan fingerprinting.
- Applicants with a history of chemical dependency
must have been clean and sober for at least 1 year prior to
training.
- Applicants must be able to attend all training sessions.
- Applicants must be able to attend monthly
in-service meetings (typically the 1st Tuesday of the month).
- Applicants must commit to 6 months of volunteering
- Applicants must be willing/able to work with
diverse populations (cultural, racial, socioeconomic, religious,
sexual orientation, etc.)
MRCC reserves the right to refuse enrollment to anyone whom
they feel is not suitable for the program. Participation in
training does not guarantee certification as a sexual assault
counselor, nor does it guarantee a volunteer assignment.
Application Process
Click here
for volunteer application in .pdf
Both a written application and an interview are required. Applicants selected should plan to attend all training sessions. Any scheduled conflicts must be discussed with the Client Services Director prior to beginning the training.
For more information call us at (831)373-3955 or
(831) 771-0411
Becoming a Board Member:
We are looking for a few dynamic individuals to serve on the Board of Directors. Interested applicants must share the agency philosophy of victim empowerment, be willing to serve on two standing committees and attend Board meetings the second Wednesday of each month from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Monterey. The standing committees include Finance, Fundraising, Nominating, Personnel, Planning and Public Relations.
Board members are expected to support the agency financially in an amount that is meaningful to him or her in response to annual solicitations. Board members must attend at least one to three sessions of the 12-session crisis line training (held two to three times each year), attend advocate graduations, board retreats and special events.
The
Monterey County Rape Crisis Center is especially
interested in recruiting individuals who want to get involved
in fundraising activities and to lend their energy, enthusiasm
and expertise to making MRCC's mission successful. We are looking
for diversity in ethnicity, gender, income level, age, occupations
and professions.
If you are interested, complete an application form.
click
here for board application in.pdf
Return Volunteer or Board application to:
Monterey
County Rape Crisis Center
P.O. BOX 2630, Monterey,
CA. 93942
or
call Clare Mounteer at (831) 373-3955.
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