Disaster Action Team: Provide 24-hour immediate support to those who have been impacted by a home fire or other local disaster. Disaster Shelter Volunteer: Support the day-to-day activities within a shelter.
Help preschoolers get ready for Kindergarten -Assist children with arts and crafts -Tutor students in a particular subject -Provide homework assistance in different subjects -Read to children/listen to children read -Mentor youth in school or in the community -Work with teen parents and their children
On scene assistance when requested by ACT dispatchers. Respond on-scene to fully focus on the emotional trauma, practical and resource needs of the family and/or individual in crisis while the police and fire personnel attend to law enforcement, medical emergency, and fire suppression needs.
Meet with the child, advocate for the child's safety as the first priority, gather and provide independent, factual information as well as advocacy to ensure that appropriate case planning and services are provided for the child.
Litter pickup, Helping with the Toys for Tots by picking up donated toys, sorting, and distributing toys, Plan & participate in the Sedona Memorial Day Ceremony.
Loading In and Loading out Dance Floors, Props and Sets, Working with Tech in Theatre, Back Stage Hands, Laying Marley, Setting Up the Lobby for Food Sales or Ticket Sales
Volunteers may help greet community members, assist with shopping, sort and fold clothing, organize donations, restock shelves, and keep the space clean and welcoming.
Transport neighbors to appointments, Install and maintain Medical Alert Units, Handy person help, Shop with/for neighbors, Assistance with cell phone/computer, Friendly phone calls/visits
Help with hospital surge, patient screening, evacuation shelters, vaccinations, emergency phone banks for wildfires and floods, and community health education events.
