Volunteering as a recovery coach has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Using my own journey with recovery to help others has given me a sense of purpose I never knew was possible.
Your time and skills can make a profound difference in the lives of those affected by substance use disorders
Join our compassionate community of volunteers who are making a real impact in the fight against substance use disorders
Apply to Volunteer View OpportunitiesWe have various opportunities to match your skills, interests, and availability
Provide compassionate support and resources to individuals calling our helpline.
Provide one-on-one support to individuals in early recovery (personal experience preferred).
Lead workshops and presentations in schools, workplaces, and community centers.
Help with fundraising events, community outreach, and awareness campaigns.
Assist with office tasks, data entry, and communications to keep our operations running smoothly.
Offer your professional expertise (legal, marketing, medical, etc.) to support our mission.
Directly impact lives and contribute to solving the substance use crisis in our community.
Connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for helping others.
Develop valuable skills in counseling, communication, and community outreach.
Get comprehensive training in substance use support, crisis intervention, and more.
Connect with professionals in healthcare, social services, and nonprofit sectors.
Experience the satisfaction that comes from helping others in their recovery journey.
Volunteering as a recovery coach has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Using my own journey with recovery to help others has given me a sense of purpose I never knew was possible.
I started volunteering after my nephew struggled with substance use. The training I received was exceptional, and I now feel equipped to make a difference both on the helpline and in my community.
As a marketing professional, I've been able to use my skills to help The Final Project reach more people. It's rewarding to know my work is contributing to such an important cause.
Requirements vary by position. Most roles require you to be at least 18 years old, complete a background check, and participate in our training program. Some positions may require specific experience or qualifications.
While personal experience can be valuable for some roles, it's not required for all positions. We have many opportunities where lived experience is not necessary, and we provide comprehensive training for all volunteers.
We provide extensive training that covers substance use disorders, communication skills, boundary setting, crisis intervention, and specific protocols for your volunteer role. Training typically includes both online modules and in-person sessions.
Time commitments vary by role. Some positions require regular weekly shifts (typically 3-4 hours), while others are more flexible or project-based. We'll work with you to find a commitment that fits your schedule.
Yes, we have several remote volunteer opportunities, including helpline response, administrative support, and some professional skill-based roles. Some positions do require in-person interaction.
Ready to make a difference? Complete the form below to start your volunteer journey with us.