The Alachua County Victim Services & Rape Crisis Center is looking for volunteers to serve in the Community Ambassador Program.
This opportunity allows volunteers to play an active role in raising awareness and engaging the community on important topics. Ambassadors receive 15 hours of training, followed by a shadowing period. The center asks for a six-month commitment to join the program. Applications are due by May 18, 2026. View the application. Training starts May 20.
As a community ambassador, volunteers support public health initiatives by:
- Creating educational table displays for outreach events
- Table at events to increase awareness about the Center’s services
- Participate in presentations addressing interpersonal violence prevention and awareness
“Our Community Ambassadors help us show up in the community in meaningful ways,” said Bethan O’Connor, supervisor of the Community Ambassador Program. "They bring the energy and connection that allows us to better support and serve others.”
Learn more about volunteering with the Alachua County Victim Services & Rape Crisis Center.
For more information, contact Bethan O’Connor at 352-264-6765 or boconnor@alachuacounty.us.
