Advocates Against Family Violence, Inc. and Hope's Door has many wonderful opportunities for people who would like to help women and children who are survivors of domestic violence.  Here are just some of the areas where we need help:

• Crisis/Hotline
• Transportation
• House Activities
• Legal Advocacy
• Court Advocacy
• Children's Services
• Office Management and Support
• Transitional Housing Advocacy
• Community Outreach
• Parent-Child Mentoring
• Clothes Closet Support
• Fundraising 
  

It takes a special kind of person to volunteer at Hope's Door.  All of our volunteers bring experience, passion and expertise from all areas of life and work.  Being a volunteer at Hope's Door can be a very demanding, sometimes frustrating, but always rewarding experience.  All volunteers are required to adhere to standards of confidentiality, attend regular training, comply with guidelines, present a non-judgmental attitude, and have a commitment to non-violence.  Background checks may be required.  Training will be provided for anyone who becomes a volunteer with us.  If you are interested in becoming a member of the Volunteer Staff at Hope's Door, please contact Ariel Foster, the Volunteer Coordinator.

If you are interested in speaking with someone at Hopes Door, there is a staff member available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to assist you.  You may also fill out our online form to request additional information.

Hope's Door
Advocates Against Family Violence
PO Box 1496
Caldwell, ID 83606