Volunteers Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering is a great way to help survivors of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault, as well as, domestic violence. There is always a need for volunteers at Roads to Peace. With training, you can become a certified volunteer counselor/advocate and have a profound impact on the lives of people in need. Direct service: it is required that direct service volunteers complete a 70-hour training course that takes place twice a year. Non-direct service volunteering: such as maintaining shelter facilities, being on the Board of Directors, administrative work, and participating in community events, a 1-hr online confidentiality course is needed. You can get a volunteer application here. Internship Opportunities Roads to Peace offers university sanctioned internships. It is an exciting opportunity to gain real-life experience in the workforce for future employment as well as helping survivors of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault, as well as, domestic violence. Roads to Peace is in close proximity to Commonwealth University – Lock Haven University Campus. To participate in an internship:Complete the internship application here. The Co-Executive Director – Client Services will contact you to schedule a brief face-to-face interview. All Majors Are Welcome! Wal-Mart Associate Volunteering Info! “We support local nonprofits when associates volunteer. Through their Spark Good Associate Platform, an organization can post volunteer opportunities for associates to search, find and sign up. Associates are eligible to request matching grants from PayPal Giving Fund, a donor advised fund, for eligible hours up to 100 hours per fiscal year…Associate EligibilityActive, full-time, and part-time associates based in the U.S. and Puerto Rico are eligible to access the Spark Good Associate platform, powered by Deed. Temporary associates are not eligible to participate.Associates must be employed with the company at time of donation or matching grant request submitted and processed in the Spark Good Associate platform.”See more information about this program at Wal-Mart Spark Good’s website Current Volunteer Opportunities (Deeds):–October 17, 2026: Distributing and hanging flyers all around Clinton County, PA to raise awareness about our community survey to help Roads to Peace understand what the community knows about Roads to Peace and its services, what fundraisers you want to see us bring to the community, and how we can improve our services! Check it out! Useful Information! Direct service and non-direct service opportunities are available: Direct service: it is required that direct service volunteers complete a 70-hour training course that takes place twice a year.****This FREE 70-hour training is required for direct service volunteers, interns, and employees and covers topics related to sexual assault and domestic violence. The training is to prepare you for working directly with survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Completing this training can give you an advantage for future endeavors, since the training certificate is honored at most Dual (Sexual Violence & Domestic Violence) Centers throughout Pennsylvania.Non-direct service volunteering: such as maintaining shelter facilities, being on the Board of Directors, administrative work, and participating in community events, a 1-hr online confidentiality course is needed. You Can Play an Important Role in This Process.If you are interested in volunteering or would like more information, please contact Roads to Peace Our services include a 24-Hour Hotline, Safe Shelter, Options/Empowerment Counseling, Support Groups, Legal Advocacy, Youth Advocacy, Outreach, Medical Advocacy, LGBTQ+ Advocacy, Referral Information, Community/School Education, Training and much more. All services are free and confidential – Someone can be safer because of you!