
Make a Difference: Volunteer to Support Local Veterans
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Volunteer Opportunities for Everyone
Whether you have a few hours to spare or want to commit to a regular schedule, there are many ways to get involved. From organizing donations to assisting with events, your time and skills can make a real impact.
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Help Veterans in Need
Volunteers play a crucial role in providing essential services, such as distributing food and clothing, assisting with job searches, and supporting veterans as they transition to stable housing.
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Join a Community That Cares
By volunteering with Veterans' Rock, you become part of a compassionate team dedicated to honoring and supporting those who have served our country. Your efforts help create a welcoming and supportive environment for veterans and their families.
Veterans need advocates to help them obtain essential documents, such as a DD-214, state IDs, and assistance with VA benefits, as well as support in applying for SSI/SSDI and other services that can be significant obstacles. If you excel in paperwork, organization, and communication, Veterans’ Rock would like you to be part of the ROCK solid support we offer to our veterans in need. You can use our computers, files, phones, office supplies, and our copy/scanning machines. Let us know if you have a couple of hours a week to tackle some of the challenging issues that prevent some of our veterans from being self-sufficient and financially independent. Please give us a call if you're willing to assist in this way.
Volunteer Your Auto Mechanic Services
Veterans' Rock needs help from auto mechanics in our community to assist with minor car repairs for our veterans. We received a grant from AARP for transportation needs, and now we need mechanics willing to do the work. Next to shelter and food, transportation, including car repair, is greatly needed. Give us a call if you can help, 307-514-0035.
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Duties and Responsibilities:
Ensure clients are eligible for services, using DD214, VA card, military/veteran ID card
Determine what services the veteran needs. Services include food, clothing, furniture, hygiene items, gas cards, assistance with applying for VA benefits, referral to another agency, and assistance with housing, both permanent and temporary.
Follow through to make sure eligible clients receive appropriate support. If a return client, determine what further support the client may need on their journey to self-sufficiency, if possible.
Complete HMIS documentation, VR questionnaires and other paperwork as necessary for veterans/military.
Accept community donations, both those brought to VR and those we need to pick up
Provide tours of our facility for interested community members.
Assist Executive Director with community outreach, including attendance at nonprofit meetings, and appointments with businesses and prospective donors.
Assist the Executive Director prepare for board meetings; attend board meetings
Supervise AARP employees in their duties, which include supporting veterans and receiving donations.
Skills the Intern will acquire:
Interns will gain experience in dealing with a segment of the population deeply affected by life circumstances, including physical, mental and financial difficulties.
Interns will gain experience in supervising other employees.
Interns will gain experience in non-profit management: articulating our mission and vision, soliciting community support, interacting with businesses, and increasing visibility.
Interns will gain experience in working with a board of directors: keeping the board apprised of activities and implementing the board’s vision.
Interns will gain experience in budget management: working within a budget to provide clients with acceptable support without hampering Veterans’ Rock’s ability to support future veterans.
Interns will gain experience in understanding support agencies available in the community and discerning when to provide support in-house and when to refer.
Interns will gain experience in following a case from a client’s first visit to resolution of problem.
Interns will gain experience in using nation-wide data systems on homelessness.