Our Program for Refugee Learners (PRL) is an online class for newly resettled refugees who speak English at a beginner level, and who also need additional literacy support as an introduction to the American alphabet. Volunteers co-teach an online class once per week for 12 weeks, using a proven curriculum.
We welcome volunteers & Interns from all backgrounds. We especially encourage – DEAF, Inc. believes BIPOC, LGBTQ, immigrants, women, veterans, persons with disabilities, and persons with various cultural backgrounds are strongly encouraged to join us. To support Deaf, DeafBlind, Hard of Hearing and Late Deafened individuals to achieve their goals. Building bridges across communities by…
Through our Career Readiness program, we prepare youths with the skills to succeed in their professional lives by addressing the barriers to employment for youth and young adults with disabilities. We enrich our curriculum with real-world experiences, featuring our volunteers – possibly you! We are looking for individuals willing to host guest lectures, a job…
Hygiene Insecurity is a Massive Unmet Need in MA and beyond. Hope and Comfort is the largest organization in New England solely focused on this need and as such we need compassionate and talented individuals who are willing to share their time, talent and willingness to THINK BIG to develop solutions that work at the…
The Gig Manager’s role is to ensure all needed equipment is on-site for all in-person events. They are also responsible for coordinating volunteer staff and documentation (photo/video) of in-person events and the distribution of attained media to the Social Media Coordinator.* Coordinate photography/videography at gigs and events* Coordinate transport and set up equipment for gigs…
Help low-income individuals and families prepare their income taxes for free.
Imagine changing the paradigm from coexisting with people who have been incarcerated, to one that encourages connection with returning citizens and builds resilience within the community as we learn to THRIVE together. Regardless of if you are a professional in a related field, someone who has personally experienced reentry, or simply a concerned community member,…
We offer supplies, T-passes, food, and resources at our front door, and can accommodate six people at a time inside or in our outdoor patio to use a computer, charge devices, print documents, and speak with a volunteer. Volunteers set up and break down before and after each shift, coordinate food deliveries and distribution, offer…
Those with experience in another area related to our services are also encouraged to volunteer. Some examples of valuable experience include: website design, immigration law, and event planning. We are also seeking individuals who have experience navigating community resources such as school enrollment, affordable housing, and local healthcare systems. Finally, we are always looking for…
We are constantly seeking volunteers to serve as interpreters during meetings, appointments, and trainings and to translate important documents. If you are fluent in one or more of these languages, please reach out! Dari, Pashto, Arabic, Farsi, Haitian, Creole, Swahili, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian.
