What If I Am Not Qualified To Volunteer?
At CRADLE, we believe that whatever your profession, hobby, or gift is, you can serve. Studies have shown that non-professional counselors are often more effective in crisis intervention. By volunteering, you will receive the benefits of:
Christian Fellowship.
Greater Accountability.
Spiritual Growth & Maturity.
Obedience to God.
Greater Ability & Boldness to Witness.
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Expert Pregnancy Care In Three Steps:
1. Reach Out
Reach out today to see how you can volunteer and help CRADLE care for its community.
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2. Volunteer
Volunteers can counsel clients, help with office tasks, maintain the facility, and much more.
3. Make A Difference
By volunteering, you can help make a difference by guiding pregnant women and new parents through times of crisis.
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When Do I Come To Volunteer?
Volunteer hours can be flexible as long as there is some regularity and consistency. For example, you could do one 2-hour block per week on a certain day, so many times per month, or even the last Thursday of every month. You choose what works for you!
Your Opportunities
To Volunteer.
Laundry: spot removal, washing, drying, folding.
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Cleaning: sweeping, mopping, cleaning windows, emptying trash, etc.
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Office Work: brochure distribution, making copies, filing, fundraisers, mailings, etc.
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Maternity Resource Center: matching outfits, hanging and folding clothes, cleaning baby furniture, assisting shoppers, assembling gift baskets for new parents.
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Bible Studies: one-on-one with clients.
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Counseling: sessions with clients (training provided).
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Become a Board Member: for more information, please contact the Center.