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Click
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to read the
article featuring Crisis Line’s 30-year
volunteer!
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here to view
the
news story on our need for volunteers.
Click
here to view
the
news story on our need for volunteers.
Crisis Clinic provides individuals with
unique and meaningful ways to make contributions to the community
while fostering their own personal and professional development. The
24-Hour Crisis Line and
Teen Link depend on volunteers to staff the phone lines, and the
2-1-1 Community Information Line
utilizes volunteers for its quality assurance program. All
volunteers receive extensive training, professional supervision and
ongoing support.
To apply for one of our volunteer positions,
please
download the application,
complete, and return to:
Crisis Clinic
Volunteer Services
1515 Dexter Avenue North, Suite 300
Seattle, Washington 98109
For more information about serving on Crisis
Clinic's Board of Trustees, click here.
24-Hour Crisis Line
Crisis Line volunteer phone workers must be at least
21 years of age, agree to serve a 4½-hour shift per week for at
least one year, and be available for one on-call shift per month,
and one holiday shift per calendar year. Training is scheduled five
times per year and volunteers are needed year round. All training
and phone shifts are located at our Seattle office.
Volunteer phone workers complete more than
55 hours of intensive
training in subjects that include effective communication,
diversity, grief and loss, violence and abuse, suicide, substance
abuse, and understanding the mental health system. They learn
effective listening and communication skills, and master crisis
intervention techniques.
Upcoming Orientation and Screening Dates
April 1st 6:30 - 9:30
April 3rd 6:30 - 9:30
To view our
upcoming training calendars, click on the links below:
April - May 2008
(Sorry!
This Class is now full!)
June 2008 "Blitz"
(Updated 03/18/2008)
To request more information about being
a 24-Hour Crisis Line volunteer,
call 206.461.3210 extension 697
or e-mail our Volunteer
Program.
Teen Link
New youth volunteers begin as Outreach Workers and must be
between 13 and 20 years of age. They raise awareness of Teen Link in
their school and in community or they join our Youth Suicide Speakers Bureau
to help educate their peers about youth suicide.
Teens interested in
working on the Teen Link help line
must complete an additional training in crisis intervention similar to
the training received by volunteers on the 24-Hour Crisis Line,
but it is specially focused on working with youth. Help line volunteers
must be between
15 and 20 years of age. All training and shifts are located at
our Seattle office.
Adult volunteers are needed to supervise the help line
volunteers on their shifts or can join our Youth Suicide Speakers
Bureau. A personal interview determines suitability.
Positions are now available for Teen Link Supervisor positions!
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Click Here for more Info.
To request more information about
being a Teen Link volunteer,
call 206.461.3210 extension 604 or e-mail Teen
Link.
For more
information about the 2-1-1 Community Information Line
click here.


To make a gift in
support of Crisis Clinic services,
please click to our
donation page.
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