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VOLUNTEERS & INTERNS
“Many hands make light work”
Volunteers Opportunities
Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals 18 years of age and older. The Volunteer Coordinator will meet with prospective volunteers to talk about the program and provide more information related to each opportunity. At that time, interested volunteers will be asked to complete the volunteer application. Volunteer opportunities can also be scheduled for corporate volunteers, school (18+) or church groups.
Daytime opportunities exist at Chartiers’ Adult Training Center volunteering with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Other daytime opportunities exist for clerical support and special projects. For specific information on what is available call the Volunteer Coordinator.
One-time volunteer opportunities are available for companies and groups looking to engage staff interest in community support. These opportunities can be scheduled during the work week. Volunteers are always welcome at Chartiers’ Residential Programs where help is needed on outdoor seasonal projects. Working indoors can also be scheduled. To talk about available options for your group call the Volunteer Coordinator at (412) 221-3302 ext.118.
Chartiers participates in Day of Caring and welcomes corporate volunteer groups. Call the Volunteer Coordinator at (412) 221-3302 ext.118 to discuss the dates and time for your group.
If you would like to volunteer at Chartiers Center please email mbonn@chartierscenter.org. Feel free to call for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Student Interns
A professional staff provides quality care for the prevention, treatment and education of mental illness. In addition to counseling services, Chartiers provides street outreach, homeless to housing services, day programs and residential services. Internships are available for students working on their Masters in Social Work (MSW) or Masters in Counseling. Clinical experiences are available for doctor/master level OT students, OTA students, CRNP’s and nursing students. Placement opportunities also exist for bachelor level social work students with our case managers and mobile teams who provide direct client support. Call for specific information.
Interns should have (classroom) knowledge of psychiatric disabilities, symptoms and treatment methods. It is also necessary to work effectively with co-workers and communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing. The intern should have the ability to develop and implement specific services to consumers based on their needs.
Interested students are asked to email their resume with information outlining their program of study and required credit hours for the internship. An interview may follow with the site supervisor.
Send your resume or questions to mbonn@chartierscenter.org or call (412) 221-3302 x118.