Our amazing volunteers help us live our mission.
Throughout Prince William County, volunteers for Domestic Violence Services are taking calls and assisting victims in finding safe shelter. Sexual Assault Services volunteers take calls, as well, directing victims, reporting options, and encouraging medical care. Volunteers for both Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services accompany victims in hospitals and in courtrooms, advocating for them and giving them support.
Volunteers are essential in delivering the important services ACTS provides in the community to assist the poor, homeless, and victims of personal violence.
ACTS is truly unique when it comes to the variety of roles volunteers play within the organization. On any given day at ACTS, you will see volunteers in the Hunger Prevention Center receive donations, stock and replenish shelves, pack food bags, and distribute groceries. A visit to the Admin building finds Finance Department volunteers inputting data and scanning documents. Across the parking lot, volunteers in the ACTS Family Services building assist in facilitating support groups for children and adults touched by domestic violence and sexual assault.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with ACTS! To get you started you must create a user profile in Better Impact. All volunteers must complete and submit the online volunteer application prior to volunteering.
Click the Volunteer Portal below to begin.
We want to build upon your talents and your selflessly given time to support the important work we do in the community to assist the poor, homeless, and victims of personal violence. Join the mission – sign up to volunteer today! There is an ongoing need for Volunteers in these areas:
Volunteers provide premade breakfast, lunch or dinner and after-school snacks for children staying at the Beverly Warren Shelter.
Urgent need for volunteers for our
HPC Food Delivery Assistance!
Volunteer sort donations, greet clients, stock our pantry, fulfill food orders, deliver food to those in need, and pick up donations from local supermarkets.
Volunteers are provided training to assist with answering LAP calls. LAP is our Lethality Assessment Protocol program.
Volunteers assist our offices with general administrative tasks.
Volunteers are provided training to help with support groups or provide crisis support for victims at the hospital.
