Animals

Pet Orphans of Southern California
7720 Gloria Ave. Van Nuys, CA 91406

to volunteer, contact:
Laura Zepeda
(818) 901-0190
laura@petorphans.org
or visit:
www.petorphans.org

Open Wed-Sun

9-3:30

NOTE: must
attend orientation first

Senior Services

ONEgeneration
17400 Victory Blvd. Van Nuys, CA 91406

to volunteer, contact:
Amber, Volunteer Coordinator
(818) 708-6668
volunteer@onegeneration.org
or visit:
www.onegeneration.org

Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
5022 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA

to volunteer, contact:
Donna
volunteer@rfbd.org
or visit:
www.rfbd.org

At our clinics, volunteers help litigants prepare court forms or paperwork for administrative hearings.  Under the supervision of an attorney, volunteers may be asked to provide information about the legal process, as well as other community resources. All non-attorney work is reviewed and approved by an attorney.

to volunteer, contact:
Diana Avendaño
818-834-7504
Volunteers NLS
volunteers@nls-la.org
and download:
Volunteer Intern Application:

NLS Clinic FAQ:

Call Back Volunteer: A willingness to volunteer a minimum of 3 hours per week on a regular basis to call patients and family members to offer resources and or support. Additionally, the volunteer should be available for training during regular business hours as needed. Must be over 18 years of age.

Transportation for cancer patients:Volunteer drivers provide cancer patients and their families with free transportation to and from treatment related appointments. Using there own vehicle with a valid drivers license and clean DMV record. Proof of insurance is required. Must be over 18 years of age.

Look Good…Feel Better Volunteers:
A volunteer who is a certified cosmetologist or esthetician that is willing to be trained and is available to instruct small groups of cancer patients regarding make up application and wig styling.

Reach to Recovery:
A breast cancer survivor trained to offer peer support to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Volunteer should be at least one-year post treatment and available for initial interview, training and updates as needed.

Man-to-Man:
A prostate cancer survivor trained to offer peer support to men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Volunteer should be one-year post treatment and available for initial interview, training and updates as needed.

Health Fairs:
Volunteers attend local health fairs to distribute materials on prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. (Depending on availability)

Relay For Life:
A community gathering where everyone can participate in the fight against cancer. It brings people together to raise money to help prevent cancer, save lives, and diminish suffering from the disease. Teams of people camp out at a local high school, park, or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track. Survivors and caregivers are acknowledged in a very unique way.

Volunteer Center of Los Angeles
1370 N. Saint Andrews Place
Los Angeles, CA 90028

Are you interested in making a difference in Los Angeles?

Join the VCLA HandsOn Volunteers network and help transform Los Angeles communities into more healthy and hopeful places to live. HandsOn Volunteers offers a variety of flexible volunteer opportunities that make it easy to volunteer, regardless of how busy you are. If you’re looking for special or ongoing volunteer projects, we have opportunities available for you. Simply visit www.vcla.net and register as a volunteer. Opportunities are available in both the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area.

When you register as a volunteer you will be able to search our online volunteer opportunities calendar and sign up or express interest with a click of your mouse!

Visit www.vcla.net today!

to volunteer, contact:
HandsOn Volunteers
info@vcla.net
or visit:
www.vcla.net

volunteer oportunities
always available