Opportunities From: VolunteerICT

Join Civic Engagement volunteering at The Wichita Family Crisis Center! Specific details of tasks will be provided closer to the event date. Let us know you're coming by signing up on Volunteer ICT and Shocker Sync. Please reach out to CSB.Grad@wichita.edu with any questions.

Join Civic Engagement in volunteering at the Art Park! Students will help prepare and organize art lesson materials for future Art Park students. Let us know you're coming by signing up on Volunteer ICT and Shocker Sync. Please contact CSB.Grad@wichita.edu with questions!

Volunteers will have various tasks, including crafts, registration... The tasks will be assigned upon arrival.

Volunteers will teach a simple board game to attendees, and make sure all parts of the board game return to the box. 

Kitchen/meal time volunteers will assist staff with preparation, serving and meal cleanup. Volunteer shifts from 4:30pm-6:30pm on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Volunteers in this position are required to pass a background check and take a 3 hour class called VIRTUS. VIRTUS teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries. 

Office assistant volunteers provide support for shelter staff by picking up mail, cleaning, and other office duties. 

Volunteers in this position are required to pass a background check and take a 3 hour class called VIRTUS. VIRTUS teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries.

Key Responsibilities: 

Flexible shifts available Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm.  

All volunteers in this role must pass background checks and complete VIRTUS training. VIRTUS is a 3 hour class that teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect, as well as the best practices we follow to keep children and vulnerable adults safe in our ministry.

Storage room organizers sort donated items into their proper locations, clean and organize shelter storage rooms, and label items. Ability to stand for extended periods of time, crouch, bend, climb and carry at least 20lbs is required for this position.

Qualifications include: Good organizational skills, ability to use a ladder and lift heavy objects if necessary

Volunteers in this position are required to pass a background check and take a 3 hour class called VIRTUS. VIRTUS teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries.

Deep cleaning volunteers will help clean around the shelter, including but not limited to, disinfecting doorknobs and common touch points, dusting, wiping down baseboards, sweeping and/or vacuuming, room flipping, and/or per need cleaning.

Qualifications: Detail oriented, ability to bend, no lifting restrictions, ability to work alone with little supervision.

All volunteers in this role must pass background checks & complete VIRTUS. VIRTUS is a 3 hour class that teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect, as well as the best practices we follow to keep children and vulnerable adults safe in our ministry.

Become a classroom volunteer today through the AmeriCorps Senior Foster Grandparent Program at Catholic Charities! Seniors (ages 55+) spend time in early learning centers, public/parochial schools, and shelters across the county to build relationships with students to help them grow academically, socially, and emotionally.  Volunteers receive a tax-free stipend, mileage reimbursement, paid training, and the opportunity to join a community of like-minded senior volunteers! This is a great opportunity for seniors who enjoy working with children to give back to their community!

Volunteers work 15-40 hours per week with flexible scheduling.  Volunteers in this position must pass a background check and take a three-hour class called Virtus, which teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries and schools that work with the Foster Grandparent program.

Meal time volunteers will assist staff with serving and meal cleanup. Volunteers will help serve drinks/food to participants, wipe tables, operate the dishwasher, and wipe counters and cabinets.

All volunteers in this role must pass background checks, a 2 Step TB test, and drug screen. Volunteer must also complete VIRTUS training. VIRTUS is a 3 hour class that teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect, as well as the best practices we follow to keep children and vulnerable adults safe in our ministry.

Volunteer shifts from 11:00am-12:30pm on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Office assistants help with greeting guests and accepting/sorting donations during the holiday season. Hours are flexible Monday-Friday 8am-6pm.

Volunteers in this position are required to pass a background check and take a 3 hour class called VIRTUS. VIRTUS teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries.

Join the Community Service Board volunteering with Open Streets ICT in our Shocker Neighborhood. Volunteers will help with making sure that the event goes off smoothly and could include; meeting with vendors, helping with registration and check-in, street maintenance and more.  Volunteer shifts will take place in two hour time increments from 12:00-5:00 p.m. You are welcome to sign-up for one or for all! 

Join the Community Service Board serving dinner at the Lord’s Diner. The Lord’s Diner provides a free meal seven days a week, 365 days a year. Duties may include serving food, busing dishes, refilling drinks, dining hall clean-up, and washing dishes. Please wear closed-toed shoes and pants.

Help receive thousands toys from donors and prepare for distribution.  Volunteers will help unload toys, sort by tag number, and bag toys up. This is a fun, busy day. Come be a part of it! This will involve walking, lifting, and bending. Great for large groups, great youth opportunity!

This activity is located at 223 S Main. (Old Downtown Library Building)

Please indicate in response notes which shift you would like:

Spread holiday cheer by inviting shoppers to participate in our Angel Tree program by manning the Angel Tree table at Towne East Mall. Volunteers will answer questions, help shoppers pick angels, and receive donated gifts as they come in. You are welcome to bring a friend to join you for your shift!

Location: Towne East Mall (Location in mall TBD)

Dates: 11/28-12/6

Shifts:

Please indicate days & shifts in response notes.

Help us clean up the facility, pack up supplies, and help return any supplies and toys to The Salvation Army. This activity is located at 223 S Main. (Old Downtown Library)

Shifts available:

Please indicate requested shift in response notes.

Take last minute Christmas applications and select toys for children. The location for this activity the former downtown main branch library building, is 223 S. Main St.

Days: December 16-18th

Shifts:

Please indicate desired day & shift in response notes. For questions, reach out to Christina Kratky, Christina.kratky@usc.salvationarmy.org or 316-570-1172

Help us make the holiday brighter for thousands of local children as we distribute toys and gifts to thousands of families in need. Distribution will be a 2-day event. This will involve standing, walking, lifting and bending for most positions. Limited seated positions available. 

Location: 223 S. Main St, old Main Branch Library Building

Please indicate days & shifts in response notes.

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Join us for a fun seasonal activity! We will be preparing thousands of gifts as a part of our Angel Tree and Star of Hope programs! Weekday evening and weekend shifts available. Sign up on Better Impact to view available shifts.

https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=969e7628-b99c-4890-a659-54c1a2704bd3&ApplicationFormNumber=1

Join the Community Service Board for Senior Saturdays! Senior Saturdays provides an opportunity for Shockers to interact with local seniors and at Larksfield Senior Living Community. Volunteers may assist with various tasks including; yard work, playing games, reading together or just spend time chatting with seniors. No experience is necessary.

Join the Community Service Board at the Kansas Food Bank Warehouse. Volunteers will help with sorting and organizing food that will be distributed throughout Kansas through various initiatives offered by the Kansas Food Bank. Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. For questions email CSB@wichita.edu

Join Wichita Clean Stream’s, Wichita RiverWalk Cleanup Crew for a morning of cleaning up the area around the Arkansas and Little Arkansas River. Gloves, trash bags and materials will be provided. Volunteers will meet at a location determined before the event. Volunteers will be given exact location of event via email before the event. 

Join the Community Service Board and volunteer to help with Open Streets ICT in our own Shocker Neighborhood. Open Streets ICT brings together our campus community for an open air event and the event couldn't happen without volunteers. Volunteers may assist with the vendors, check-in and making sure to keep the event running smoothly.

Volunteers will help with different needs at the event. We'll have a list, and as soon as they arrive, we will assign where they will be helping. We need Spanish/English bilinguals, but it is not a must.

As a volunteer at the Citadel Food Pantry, you will assist clients as they receive food from our commodities and pantry programs. This requires walking with clients and lifting groceries. Volunteers will assist clients out to their vehicles to load their groceries.

Location: Citadel Corps at 1739 Elpyco St.

Is this your first time helping? First, make sure you have signed up through Better Impact. When you arrive for your shift, you will report to the smaller metal building and may park in the main parking lot that has a fence around it. Background checks are required for those completing court ordered hours.

Help unload the food bank delivery at 1910 S Everett St. on alternating Tuesdays.

Sign up for available shifts after logging in or creating an account here: https://app.betterimpact.com/PublicOrganization/969e7628-b99c-4890-a659-54c1a2704bd3/1

As a volunteer at the West Orchard Food Pantry, you will assist clients as they receive food from our commodities and pantry programs. This requires walking with clients and lifting groceries. Volunteers will assist clients out to their vehicles to load their groceries.

Location: West Orchard Corps at 1910 S Everett St.

Shifts: Tuesdays and Thursdays. 9:00am-12:00pm and 12:30-2:15pm.

Is this your first time helping? First, make sure you have signed up through Better Impact. Background checks are required for those completing court ordered hours.

Alumni, here's your chance to volunteer in the community alongside your alma mater!

Join us for WSU’s largest one day volunteer event!  Join your fellow Shockers for a morning of volunteering throughout our community.  Individuals, groups, organizations and students are all invited to attend! Check-in for Wu's Big Event will be from 8:30 to 8:50 a.m.

The kick-off will begin in the Beggs Ballroom, located on the third floor of the Rhatigan Student Center at 9 a.m. with a lite breakfast, and kick-off celebration. Participants will then load the buses and be at a service site by 10 a.m. Volunteers will work until 12 p.m. and return to the Beggs Ballroom for lunch and closing festivities.

Our end of season 5K provides a tangible sense of accomplishment to participants. To celebrate and make the experience one to remember, there are many opportunities to get involved. 

Help maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming environment for all visitors by assisting with cleaning, organizing supplies, and preparing the community center for daily activities and events. This is perfect for students, businesses, and groups. Shifts available during the day, evening, and Saturday's.

Tuesdays: 1pm-3:00pm

Our small but mighty Riparian Restorers team gathers to collect trash and debris from the banks and creeks inside Chisholm Creek Park! This is a great opportunity for anyone willing to get into some waders, get muddy, and get curious about what's found in the creek. The goal is to help encourage a healthy riparian zone and ecosystem while alleviating these areas of blockages and pollution.

All participants must complete a volunteer interview and sign the necessary waivers to begin work. This is a weather-dependent opportunity.

At One Heart Project, we partner volunteer mentors with justice-involved and at-risk youth to provide a healthy relationship that encourages youth to envision a brighter future.  Mentors meet weekly for 30 minutes to an hour throughout either a 3 month or 8 month cohort session.  Potential mentors will participate in training and coaching through One Heart Project.  Contact Bryce Fuhrmann for more information.

A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is appointed by a judge to be an independent voice in court for an abused and/or neglected child.

A big part of an advocate's duty is to visit with the child at least once a month.  The appointed volunteer will work with the child or children until they are placed in loving permanent homes and the case is closed. For many abused children, a CASA volunteer offers a needed constant adult presence in their lives.

Most volunteer spend 5-10 hours a month volunteering.

30 hours of training will be provided, and background checks will be performed before being appointed.

Get more information at CASA or call our office at 316.866.2920.

The Wichita Walk to End Alzheimer's which has nearly 1,200 participants and raises nearly $220,000. Our Walk is on Friday October 24th we will start to be at the site about. We are needing 100+ volunteers.

We have got a great volunteer opportunity for everyone. We’re looking for passionate and caring volunteers to join us for this year’s Wichita Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This is your chance to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s and dementia, while being part of an inspiring community event.

There are a variety of roles available — from helping with setup, registration, cheering on participants, to making sure the Walk runs smoothly. No matter your role, your time and energy will directly support the mission of the Alzheimer’s Association.

Here is where we need help:

- Setting up the event (Tables, Chairs, Decorations)

-Setting up the 1 mile walk route
- Helping at our two registration and Check in tables.
- Greeters
- Tent/ Booth Attendants
- Thank you Brigade
- Water/ Refreshment Stations
- Cheer Stations along the route
- Work the champions club
- Clean up after the event
- Unload Uhaul after the event.

We welcome enthusiastic, dedicated and positive volunteers who are committed to empowering girls with valuable life lessons. Coaches are parents, teachers, school administrators, college students, and other community members who are committed to developing and celebrating our girls.

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Responsibilities:

Tuesdays: 10am-11:30am

Naturally Crafty is a weekly craft time geared towards little learners ages 0-5! This is an opportunity for anyone wanting to work alongside kids with fun, easy-to-complete crafts while learning about nature. All volunteers must complete a volunteer interview and the necessary paperwork to begin. 

Assist with weeding, gardening help, landscaping, playground cleanup, repairing toys, painting and other tasks as needed. 

This opportunity is only for people who have their own certified therapy pet. Therapy pets encourage positive interaction and offer a calming atmosphere. Children learn care and ways to be safe around pets. Pets can stimulate a child's language and increase vocabulary, motivates a child in physical and occupational therapy and receives unconditional acceptance from therapy pets. Shot record of animal required.

Northwest Students have an opportunity for free after school tutoring Thursdays from 3:30-5:30. Volunteers would help tutor students in the contents they feel most comfortable with. In addition to the obvious help of tutoring the students, volunteers would also be providing students with more community connections and more perspectives about future opportunities as well as different perspectives about the world around them in general.

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All volunteers will need to complete a volunteer registration form with Wichita Public Schools before starting their volunteer work. This will include a background check. https://www.usd259.org/volunteerregistration

We also suggest reviewing this link to Tips for Successful Tutoring in advance of starting your volunteer shifts

https://www.cmu.edu/gelfand/education/cmu-students/tutoring-guide/i-general-guidelines.html

Because of the great community support, Kidzcope is able to serve grieving children and families at no cost. Kidzcope provides healing and counseling services through the generosity of volunteers, donors and community partners.
Volunteer
Host: Greet families and make sure everything is in place for the night to run smooth and efficient.
Group Facilitator: Walk alongside a small group during weekly peer-counseling sessions. Facilitators are equipped to serve and lead through a one-day training course. No prior counseling experience is required.

Food distribution volunteers pack food into bags, stock shelves, check clients in, and load client cars. Ability to bend, crouch, stand for extended periods of time and lift at least 10 lbs required. Volunteers in this position may work outside in all types of weather.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays (weekly commitment)

8:30 AM - Noon

4th Saturday of each month

9 AM – 12PM

Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play?

Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know.

Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages!

This is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most!

Visit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page:

Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more.

Rivercross Healthcare is seeking bedside vigil volunteers to provide support to patients and families in the last days as patients transition. Bedside vigils can assist with running errands for family members, providing relief so they know the patient isn't alone, provide a listening ear for loved ones of the patient, and other various tasks. The most important part of being a bedside vigil volunteer is to ensure the patient is in a comfortable and quiet environment. The volunteer should encourage the family to play soft music for the patient, talk in soft tones, and make other suggestions to ensure the patient has a peaceful transition from this life into the next.

Rivercross Healthcare is seeking bedside vigil volunteers to provide support to patients and families in the last days as patients transition. Bedside vigils can assist with running errands for family members, providing relief so they know the patient isn't alone, provide a listening ear for loved ones of the patient, and other various tasks. The most important part of being a bedside vigil volunteer is to ensure the patient is in a comfortable and quiet environment. The volunteer should encourage the family to play soft music for the patient, talk in soft tones, and make other suggestions to ensure the patient has a peaceful transition from this life into the next. Bedside vigil volunteer hours are contingent upon the patient needs. 

Help with parking lot clean up and some light tree trimming.

We are looking for Volunteers to Join us once a month for fun events at various assisted living facilities.

Events can include, Bingo, Carnival Games, Karaoke Days, Movie Days, etc., and can take up anywhere from 2-4 hours. 

As this is a Hospice Care centered program, all prospective volunteers would need to pass a background check, and test negative for TB. Please contact us for more information.

Data entry volunteers greet clients, take them through a client information form and enter completed forms into our database. Data entry volunteers must be comfortable with computers and willing to learn our database. This is a client facing position.

We're looking for Volunteers to visit the Kansas Veterans Home with us once a month to participate in group activities for the veterans that live there. These activities can include bingo, puzzles, movie days, etc. 

Because this is Patient Care centered, all volunteers need to have a background check on file. Volunteers interested in this oppurtunity would need to fill out the following application: https://na2.documents.adobe.com/public/esignWidget?wid=CBFCIBAA3AAABLblqZhC4q3Z47ls3y6ztNFUjq8bWmaZPi9eC2qJ8E_3gkVgt3-Qh7j5czRKwxWQcex4F7fs*

Once applications are submitted, we will hold orientation, and then volunteers will be good to go to our Veteran Home, and any other Facility event we hold. 

Storage room organizers sort donated items into their proper locations, clean and organize shelter storage rooms, and label items. Ability to stand for extended periods of time, crouch, bend, climb and carry at least 20lbs is required for this position.

Qualifications include: Good organizational skills, ability to use a ladder and lift heavy objects if necessary

Looking for volunteers with a flexible schedule that allows them to come in at least twice a month.

Volunteers in this position are required to pass a background check and take a 3 hour class called VIRTUS. VIRTUS teaches adults the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as the best practices Catholic Charities follows to protect youth and vulnerable adults in our ministries.

Provide companionship, in-home care and/or respite care to homebound senior clients 60 years of age and older. Senior Companions earn a stipend by volunteering 15 - 40 hours per week. Provide in-home care such as light housekeeping (dusting, light meal preparation) and transportation to appointments. Provide social support.

Now is your time to shine. Take advantage of this flexible opportunity to share your gifts and mentor a young person.  Compeer is a national mentoring program sponsored by the Mental health Association of South Central Kansas that focuses on youth who are at-risk for or who are dealing with mental health issues. MHA has multiple opportunities available to serve as a mentor. Volunteers spend an hour a week with a child providing friendship and socialization while doing fun activities in the community. Our phone buddy program matches volunteers with youth via phone/text/email. Our lunch buddies program allows a volunteer to have lunch with their buddy once a week at the buddy's school. Our community program allows matches to take part in community activities. Wait no longer to make a positive change for you and the community. Apply today.

Our disaster team, made up of community volunteers, provides care to individuals impacted by disasters. We also serve first responders and emergency workers. EDS volunteers can choose to respond to local, regional, national disasters, and even global disasters.

Training is required and provided for those who are interested in serving. Must be 18.

Sign-up or contact kyla.isaac@usc.salvationarmy.org for more information.

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the cleaning crew, you will be responsible for ensuring there is food and water in each room; light cleaning of any messes; and ideally deep cleaning one room for that scheduled shift. Please let us know if you are interested in or are already comfortable with giving medications to cats. This should take 1.5-2hrs per shift. Each month our shelter does a deep clean. Onboarding training will be with another volunteer and likely done during our storefront hours: Friday 11-3, Saturday 11-4, or Sunday 12-4. Once the onboarding training is complete, you will be able to schedule yourself for shifts on our calendar. There are morning and night shifts seven days a week. You don't need to project your shift very far in advance or be consistent with the same shift every week. Some volunteers come twice a week to once a month. We appreciate any time you are able to dedicate to our cats. All cleaning supplies will be provided. Children 7 and older are welcome to volunteer with a parent. Playing with cats is the real perk here! Whatever your skill is there is a place for you here at Save the Kitties.

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the storefront crew, you have the biggest impact by being responsible for greeting customers, assisting with adoption and playtime waiver paperwork, showing off the adoptable cats, light cleaning the storefront, managing payments from storefront purchases, adoption fees, and donations, and playing with the storefront free-roaming cats. Our storefront hours are Friday 11-3, Saturday 11-4, and Sunday 12-4. Training will be provided during another volunteer's scheduled shift. Once onboarding training is completed, you will schedule yourself for shifts on our calendar. Some volunteers are scheduled each week while others fill in for vacant shifts. We do ask that you can fulfill the entire shift or find someone to fill the unmanned portion. Typically Saturday and Sunday are our busiest days. Playing with cats is the real perk here!

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the foster crew, you open your heart and home to a cat in need. As a foster parent, you bring a cat into your home for a limited amount of time and play a major role in helping that cat to be ready for adoption. You will have flexibility with your schedule with no quotas. All supplies and medical care will be at no cost to you. Playing with cats is the real perk here! Whatever your skill is there is a place for you here at Save the Kitties.

Greet visitors, answer phones, take orders for our Community Food Pantry, and assist with other general office tasks. Become familiar with the agency and provide information. We rely on the time and talent of people who share our call to serve the poor and those in need of help. Computer experience is appreciated but not required. This role could also provide backup to the Community Food Pantry if desired.

Dear Neighbor is open Monday through Friday 8am-5pm. This volunteer role is a 2-4 hour shift once a week or once a month. We will gladly work around your schedule. 

For more information contact Jeremiah at jortiz@dearneighbor.org

"Look beyond what is in front of you and see what could be". anonymous The Mental Health Association of South Central KS, is looking for outstanding individuals to become Compeer mentors. Compeer is a national mentoring program hosted by MHA that serves the needs of those dealing with mental health issues (or who have a guardian dealing with Mental health issues). Currently we are recruiting mentors for our Compeer Lunch Buddy program. Volunteers are trained in mentoring and mental health before they are matched with a student. Once matched, they spend at least one hour a week at the student's school during lunch/recess. Step up and provide a child with a positive role model, mentor, and caring friend; be a Lunch Buddy and make a difference for you and them. 

Hospice volunteering is a powerful way to connect deeply with the human experience while making a real difference. It’s not just about offering support to those at the end of their journey; it’s about embracing life’s fragility and celebrating the moments that matter most. As a volunteer, you’ll develop invaluable skills like empathy and active listening, all while building genuine connections that can change your perspective on life and death. This transformative experience isn’t just about giving back; it’s about growing, learning, and discovering the profound strength of compassion.

We are looking for volunteers who can visit a hospice patient 1-2x's a month. This is flexible opportunity as you can make the visits as they work with your schedule. 

As a volunteer, you are bringing joy to the patients who are often stuck inside and not able to socialize with others outside their home. 

Dive in and be part of something truly meaningful—your journey of impact starts here!

Phoenix Home Care and Hospice is searching for a compassionate volunteer who knows how to bring joy and light to others! We need someone to deliver treats to 3-6 patients each month to celebrate their birthdays. Many hospice patients spend their special day confined to their homes or rooms, and a friendly visit can truly brighten their spirits. Join us in making these moments unforgettable and spreading happiness where it’s needed most!

Girls on the Run coaches are trained volunteers who lead a team of participants through a season of powerful and fun lessons. You do not need to be a runner; you simply need to have a desire to support and encourage the next generation. Coaches receive all the tools and support they need and find that they get as much out of coaching as they give. Learn more and sign up at www.girlsontherunks.org/coach

Who We Are

Soma Therapy has been recognized as one of the Top THREE Best Mental Health Practices by the Wichita Eagle in both 2022 and 2023! We’re proud of what makes Soma Therapy & New Perspectives (our incredible sister practice in East Wichita and Winfield) such a special place to work, learn, and grow.

Our Vision

We’re on a mission to help all of greater Wichita thrive beyond trauma. At Soma and NP, we believe in diversity and inclusion—because all people belong. Our team is a vibrant mix of individuals: fitness enthusiasts, crafty folks, amazing cooks, outdoorsy adventurers, city dwellers, and farm lovers. We come from varied religious and political backgrounds, and we’re a community of family people, single people, dog-people, and cat-people. Our therapists include DBTers, CBTers, Mind-body connectors, holistic folks, psychology assessors, and psychiatric medication managers. You’ll likely find a friend or two here.

Who You Are

We’re looking for passionate volunteers to join us as local Mental Health Outreach Advocates (MHOAs) for our mental health services, resources, and IOP programs. If you’re someone who loves to connect with others and is eager to make a difference, this role is for you!

What You’ll Do

What We’re Looking For

We are happy to work with programs for these hours to count toward educational hours, internships, or other relevant experiences in outreach, education, psychology, or mental health

Why Volunteer with Us?

You’ll be joining a supportive, diverse community that’s as passionate about mental health as you are. Whether you’re looking to gain experience, earn educational hours, or simply make a difference, we would love to connect with you!

Ready to Make an Impact?

Join us in our mission to help greater Wichita thrive beyond trauma. Apply today and become part of a community that believes in the power of belonging.

Spend a few hours a month building a lasting relationship with a child. Do all the activities you enjoy and share those experiences with someone who's waiting just for you. Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Couples and Family matches are accepted. A minimum one year commitment is asked.

ACS CAN Legislative Ambassador

Summary

Legislative Ambassadors are important members of ACS CAN’s volunteer team. Ambassadors work with staff and volunteer leaders in their state to establish personal, ongoing relationships with elected officials to advance policy change around cancer issues. They play an important role in making the fight against cancer a top priority with federal, state, and local elected officials.

Some of ACS CAN’s major campaigns include increasing funding for cancer research, prevention, and screening programs, passing laws to reduce the burden of tobacco, and building programs to address health disparities and improve the quality of life for those affected by cancer.  Our volunteers work in teams at the local level to build relationships with elected officials and share their stories.  Our highly organized volunteer program provides access to training, tools, and resources to amplify our voices and our impact.

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:  1-5 hours per month

Greeting and assisting Museum Visitors in the Museum Store/Gift Shop and conducting sales as sales cashier. Sometimes busy, sometimes very quiet, so bring something to read!

Responsibilities:
* Welcome all patrons as they enter the Gift Shop.
* Accurately answer routine questions/inquiries in a helpful and courteous manner.
* Process sales efficiently
* Thank the patron and encourage them to return.
* Occasional restocking of small items
* Tidying of work area

Shifts are typically available:

Tues-Fri 11:00am-1:30pm & 1:30pm-4:00pm 

Sat & Sun 1:00pm-5:00pm

(Additional shifts are sometimes added for special events and programs. Your first shift will be scheduled over email with a seasoned volunteer to assist in training. After that, shifts are selected on a first-come-first-served basis through our SignUpGenius page.)

To provide engaging, accurate, and fun guided museum experiences to all ages.

A historical museum docent is an eager and enthusiastic volunteer who is dedicated to telling the story of our community.

Docents receive training on the areas of the museum that interest them the most, learning more about the history, culture, and artifacts featured in the museum's exhibits. They are passionate about sharing information and stories with visitors of all ages and backgrounds.

As a historical museum docent, you may lead groups of visitors (typically not more than 10 per group) on tours of the museum's exhibits, providing them with insights and information about the artifacts they are viewing. (Examples of tours: Senior Wednesday Program, School Field Trips, Family Programs during school breaks and weekends). These opportunities are often during the week and can be scheduled anytime between 9am-4pm.

Occasionally, Docents are requested for off-site speaking engagements in the evenings, for groups requesting talks on local history at their club or meeting location.

Additionally, Docents are needed during our Free Sundays to provide our drop-in guests with available contacts throughout the museum for any questions they have during their visit. These opportunities are flexible to your availability during Museum Hours 1-5pm.

Docent opportunities are a wonderful opportunity to connect with the community and are open to your schedule and availability.

Qualifications:

* Interest in Learning about Wichita & Sedgwick County

* Reliable

* Enjoys interacting with people

* Public speaking skills

No previous background required – great for teachers/educators, performers, history enthusiasts, professional communicators, students, proud community members, and more!

Volunteers are needed at least twice a month (30-40 minutes) in one of 60 middle or elementary schools beginning in September. Volunteers can play board games, shoot baskets, eat lunch, or just chat about things that are on the child's mind. All materials provided. A minimum one year commitment is asked. Minimum age is 18 and volunteer must be out of high school.

Must be experienced in Spanish medical terminolgy and be confident about interpreting in a cliniclal setting. Position conforms with HIPAA regulations.

Should be able to volunteer one session per month (3-4 hours) Clinic will conduct a background check.

We need medical scribes with experience to accompany our doctors as they consult with patients. They are provided with a Chrome notebook for the purpose. Must be over 18 and will require a background check and references. Sessions can vary.

Ascension Via Christi - St Francis & St Joseph, is seeking compassionate volunteers to serve in its Surgery Waiting Room. The important role assists patients, families, physicians and staff. Morning & afternoon shifts are available. For more information, please contact Volunteer Services at 268-5172.

Ascension Via Christi Flower & Gift Shop Volunteer.

Our Volunteers greet and assists customers with selections and suggests gift ideas. Operates cash register and helps with restocking shelves. 

Volunteer opportunities are available at the following locations:

Ascension Via Christi St Francis 929 N St Francis   4 hour shifts available  M-F 9:45a.m,-4:15p.m.

Ascension Via Christi St Joseph 3600 E Harry  Varied shifts available M-F 9:00a.m.-5:30p.m.

Ascension Via Christi St Teresa 14800 St Teresa St 5 hour shifts available M-F 11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

The Tanganyika Docent Program is for people who believe that we are responsible for being stewards of the earth’s rare and endangered species. To fulfill Tanganyika’s mission, we must have a significant impact on the lives of people by providing REAL experiences that are entertaining and educational.

Docents are assistant educators who share a passion for animals and for engaging students and adults in interactive experiences.

Docents can volunteer in various activities around the park, including our Education Programs, Camps & Classes, Animal Encounter Stations, Special Events, Office Projects, Animal Handling and Animal Care (Over 18). Some of these activities, like Animal Care, do require onsite training before you are eligible to participate.

Docents sign up for the activities and programs that fit their interests and schedule, so it’s a great flexible option for busy students and professionals alike.
 

We are looking for individuals with the following qualities:

What do I need to know about the docent program?

What are the rewards of becoming a docent?

We do have some program requirements. By completing the application for a docent, you agree to the following.

Please fill out the application here- https://twpark.applicantstack.com/x/openings.

If you have any issues applying, please email Sydney, our Volunteer Coordinator, at Shufford@twpark.com for assistance.

This is a fantastic opportunity to make a difference in a teen's life!

Volunteers will:

The program only requires a minimum 2 hour time commitment, 2 or 3 times during the year (you are welcome to participate more than that!)

To be a volunteer we require a 2 hour volunteer Orientation

Panels are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/or Thursdays with varying times, including evenings

Licensed medical volunteers are required to care for those in need. We will schedule patients per your schedule and provide medical support staff and interpreters as required.

We serve every Sunday morning from 8-11am. Set usually starts around 7:45am. We are in the parking lot 445 N Market. We have our mobile shower unit available for those experiencing homelessness to take hot showers in our private unit. We provide their towel, toiletries and other supplies.

Please go to volunteer.ShowerUp.org to sign up.
Thank you! 

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As a kitty escort, you will be responsible for ensuring cats make it to and/or from their spay appointments. We have shifts for drop-off at Kansas Humane Society. You would pick the cat up from the rescue in Derby and drive to KHS for drop-off promptly at 7:30 am. Another shift is pick-up from KHS and drop-off at the rescue. Pick-up is between 4 pm and 4:30 pm. No special skills are required just reliable transportation and the ability to be timely. We have shifts a few times a month and you schedule yourself so it is a low-commitment role with still a high impact!

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As a kitty escort, you will be responsible for ensuring cats make it to and/or from their spay appointments. We have shifts for drop-off at Kansas Humane Society. You would pick the cat up from the rescue in Derby and drive to KHS for drop-off promptly at 7:30 am. Another shift is pick-up from KHS and drop-off at the rescue. Pick-up is between 4 pm and 4:30 pm. No special skills are required just reliable transportation and the ability to be timely. We have shifts a few times a month and you schedule yourself so it is a low-commitment role with still a high impact!

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the storefront crew, you have the biggest impact by being responsible for greeting customers, assisting with adoption and playtime waiver paperwork, showing off the adoptable cats, light cleaning the storefront, managing payments from storefront purchases, adoption fees, and donations, and playing with the storefront free-roaming cats. Our storefront hours are Friday 11-3, Saturday 11-4, and Sunday 12-4. Training will be provided during another volunteer's scheduled shift. Once onboarding training is completed, you will schedule yourself for shifts on our calendar. Some volunteers are scheduled each week while others fill in for vacant shifts. We do ask that you can fulfill the entire shift or find someone to fill the unmanned portion. Typically Saturday and Sunday are our busiest days. Playing with cats is the real perk here!

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the foster crew, you open your heart and home to a cat in need. As a foster parent, you bring a cat into your home for a limited amount of time and play a major role in helping that cat to be ready for adoption. You will have flexibility with your schedule with no quotas. All supplies and medical care will be at no cost to you. Playing with cats is the real perk here! Whatever your skill is there is a place for you here at Save the Kitties.

Thank you so much for your interest in Save the Kitties. We are a non-profit, no-kill cat shelter in Derby that rescues cats on the euthanasia list and surrendered cats. 

As part of the cleaning crew, you will be responsible for ensuring there is food and water in each room; light cleaning of any messes; and ideally deep cleaning one room for that scheduled shift. Please let us know if you are interested in or are already comfortable with giving medications to cats. This should take 1.5-2hrs per shift. Each month our shelter does a deep clean. Onboarding training will be with another volunteer and likely done during our storefront hours: Friday 11-3, Saturday 11-4, or Sunday 12-4. Once the onboarding training is complete, you will be able to schedule yourself for shifts on our calendar. There are morning and night shifts seven days a week. You don't need to project your shift very far in advance or be consistent with the same shift every week. We appreciate any time you are able to dedicate to our cats. All cleaning supplies will be provided. Playing with cats is the real perk here! Whatever your skill is there is a place for you here at Save the Kitties.

If you're looking for a powerful opportunity to invest in kids' lives, become a YMCA Volunteer Coach! If you're committed to giving a couple hours a week and want to impact a child's life, we have an ongoing need for volunteers like you at our Andover, East, Eldorado, Farha Sport Center (Andover & South), Newton, North, Northwest, South and West YMCA. 

Coach/facilitate practices and games while providing a safe environment for youth to learn, grow and develop through various sports. Attend coaches meetings and related functions. Contact all team members and inform them of practice times and dates as well as pass out materials to parents when necessary. Maintain equipment and materials in an orderly and safe manner. Exhibit an positive and encouraging attitude.

Prior experience  is helpful as well as general knowledge of sport being coached. Must enjoy working with and relating to children at a particular skill and age level. Must be eager to instruct, motivate, and be a positive role model and fully support the YMCA Youth Sports Philosophy. Because the safety of our children and members is extremely important to us, the Y reserves the right to conduct background and reference checks on all volunteers.

Please contact the Sports Director at your local Y for more information or to apply! 

Monthly, on the 4th Saturday Night, 8-10pm: Late Night at South YMCA – Volunteers needed to supervise area High School students' FREE use of the YMCA facility. Roles include check-in, facility monitors, sports/fitness equipment check-out, and hospitality.

TO VOLUNTEER, complete our Volunteer Application at ymcawichita.org/volunteer and we will contact you as soon as it is processed.

Click here for more information about the program.

Questions? Contact Kasey at 776-8263

Monthly, on the 3rd Saturday Night, 8-10pm: Late Night at North YMCA – Volunteers needed to supervise area High School students' FREE use of the YMCA facility. Roles include check-in, facility monitors, sports/fitness equipment check-out, and hospitality.

TO VOLUNTEER, complete our Volunteer Application at ymcawichita.org/volunteer and we will contact you as soon as it is processed.

Click here for more information about the program.

Questions? Contact Ryan at 776-8306

Licensed nurses assist providers with outpatient needs. This includes the intake of the patient and follwing up with medications and test appointments.

We are looking for friendly faces to assist with ours patients. Opportunities include; Companions, Office assisting, & event helpers  

“It is not how many years we live, but what we do with them.”  - Catherine Booth

Our Literacy Volunteers work with students of all ethnicities and ages to improve skills in math, reading, writing, digital literacy, and employment. Classes include students who are

Class times include afternoons and evenings at our El Dorado and Andover campuses as well as Wichita locations including the Butler Service Center in southeast Wichita, Workforce Center in northwest Wichita, and at the Evergreen Community Center.

Informational Meetings are scheduled to introduce our Volunteer Program and answer your questions. Meeting times can be scheduled via email or phone.

El Dorado Butler Campus: 901 S. Haverhill, 600 Building, Room 602

Andover Butler Campus: 715 E. 13th Ave., 5000 Building, Room 5213

Wichita Indochinese Center: 2502 E. Douglas Ave.

Provide meal service support during lunch at our Manufacturing facility in south Wichita. Volunteers will plate and serve meals through the kitchen window to employees and consumers during lunch breaks. 

Volunteer at our events held in or Wichita, KS usually in the month of August.  Volunteers will help with check in, silent/live auction, set up, clean up and many other opportunities the night of the event. 

Volunteer Work for Alce Su Voz for Fall 2022

Wish Granters are volunteers that meet with a wish kid and their family in pairs to help them determine their one true wish. Wish Granters get to know the wish child by asking them their favorite things, playing games and interacting with them to really understand the most important parts of their wish. Wish Granters are trained by Make-A-Wish staff to ensure they are comfortable and have everything they need to help make the child's wish come true.  The Wish Granters work with the Make-A-Wish staff to make the wish come true.  It is a very rewarding volunteer opportunity which will bring hope, strength and joy to these amazing kids.