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Check out the STEPS’ series of volunteering guidebooks that helps people find volunteer opportunities in public service fields like social work, law enforcement, firefighting, and teaching. You can check out the full guide at the link below:
Online Guide to Volunteering in Public Service: https://www.publicservicedegrees.org/volunteering/
Looking for Volunteers?
Are you a not-for-profit agency in the Greater Danbury Area looking for volunteers to help with the services you provide? We may be able to connect you with volunteers looking for places where their help is needed and appreciated. To list your volunteer service opportunity here, please complete the Volunteer Request Form.
Are you a Volunteer looking for places that need your help?
Check out the table below for current opportunities. Please contact the organization directly to arrange for the service, then remember to complete the community service reporting form.
CS Individual Reporting Form
CS Group Reporting Form
Organizations in the Greater Danbury Area looking for volunteers:
jessica@jesseleechurch.com
Some volunteer opportunities require horse experience, but many do not such as gardening, event planning and facilities assistance.
Horse Leaders need a general knowledge of horses and are responsible for leading horses during therapeutic riding classes. The horse leader oversees the horse, constantly monitoring its mood, energy level, and any change in its behavior.
Sidewalkers do not need horse experience and are responsible for communicating with the participants and offering them emotional and physical support during therapeutic riding classes. The sidewalker is responsible for the participant’s safety, assisting them in maintaining balance and reinforcing the instructor’s directions.
Horse Handlers need a general knowledge of horses and must have the ability to halter and lead horses during therapeutic horsemanship classes and/or assist barn staff in preparation of scheduled classes. The horse handler is responsible for the horse in correlation with assisting the participants as needed.
If you would like to get on our email list to be notified of upcoming volunteer opportunities, please use the Volunteer Sign-up Form.