Our mission | To offer hope, help, and healing to those affected by sexual violence and exploitation. |
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Signs of Hope
Ways to help | OUTREACH/EVENTSSigns of HOPE has made it a goal to increase our community engagement efforts, and our volunteers are essential to meeting this goal. Shifts are on a first come first served basis when a request is submitted.Outreach & event duties include:
IN-OFFICE/ADMINISTRATIVEOur in-office volunteers are a vital part of helping the SOH offices run smoothly. We are always looking for friendly volunteers who can help our clients feel welcomed. Administrative duties include:
Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline + Hospital VolunteerOur phone hotline operates 24/7 which requires the support of our dedicated volunteers. Volunteers answer this hotline after Signs of HOPE business hours, on weekends, and on holidays.Anti-Human Trafficking RISE VolunteerLearn MoreVolunteerBecause of the sensitive nature of our work, most volunteer positions do involve significant training. We ask that volunteers who complete the training commit to 4-6 hours weekly or biweekly of volunteer time for a minimum of 6 months. It is our volunteer corps that is responsible for answering our 27/4 hotline, as well as responding to victims at the hospital. Volunteers also assist with representing Signs of HOPE at outreach and community events and help out in our office.5 Different Volunteer ProjectsAnti-Human Trafficking RISE Hotline Volunteer, In-Office/Administrative Volunteer, Outreach/Event Volunteer, Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline + Hospital Volunteer. |
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How you help | While this job is not for everyone, those who do volunteer with us feel a profound sense of pride and satisfaction in what they do, knowing that they are providing a service to someone who is at such a challenging and vulnerable time in their life. |
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About us | At Signs of HOPE (SOH), we are dedicated to supporting victim-survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking with healing services, resources, and education. We currently serve all of Clark County, Nevada with a focus on supporting survivors in the immediate aftermath and long-term recovery of sexual trauma and exploitation.Our commitment to survivors is unwavering. Through our 24-hour hotline, resource center, counseling services, advocacy, and prevention and education programs, SOH aims to support victim-survivors and change the behaviors and attitudes that contribute to the prevalence of sexual violence. As an organization, our staff, board, and volunteers are dedicated to providing the highest quality services to our community. |
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