The ARC of Martin County
2001 South Kanner Highway | Stuart, FL 34994 | (772) 283-2525
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As a parent, there is nothing more frightening than knowing your child has serious disabilities, yet living day to day without understanding how to help her. ARC changed our lives! Their staff immediately took us in and helped us with therapy and techniques to address her disabilities. For a family in our situation, there are no other organizations that can provide the care, expertise and resources ARC does. Simply put, their work is God's work to many families.
Volunteer
Touching Lives In A Vital & Meaningful Way!
The ARC of Martin County offers Rewarding Opportunities for Volunteers who are willing to enhance the lives and opportunities of children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Develop talents, gain experience, and most of all play a vital role in helping people with disabilities achieve their goals, dreams and desires for a full and productive life.
Who makes a good volunteer?
Volunteers are a unique group of people who have committed themselves to the mission of an organization. They have zeal and a passion for making a difference and they can do more for an organization than the most efficient staff. A volunteer must be zealous, dedicated, tireless, hopelessly optimistic and steadfast in character and integrity. Who makes a good volunteer?
YOU DO!
The ARC of Martin County Wants To Make The Best Use Of Your Time And Talents!
Let the ARC provide you with the training and support necessary to make your volunteer experience educational and rewarding.
What Commitment Is Expected Of A Volunteer?
- Only volunteer for duties that you are qualified or willing to perform.
- Inform the ARC if your schedule or hours of availability changes.
- Be pleasant, polite and helpful with others at all times.
- Participate in training as it is offered.
- Follow through on commitments.
- Always maintain confidentiality.
- Keep track of your hours.
In many cases, especially if you will be working directly with the children or adults we support, volunteers will be required to complete a criminal background check prior to commencing their volunteer assignments.
After you complete the initial application and screening procedures, you will be notified by an ARC representative to discuss volunteer assignments, location and work schedule that will be suitable to you.
Volunteer Opportunities Available
- After-School and Summer Camp
Aid teachers, therapists and families working with youth ages 10 to 22 in educational and play situations. - Fundraising
Assist in the development and performance of special events and other fundraising activities. - Administration
Gain experience with administrative functions through a variety of support activities. - Career Development
Develop work related skills for individuals with disabilities through training lessons. - Business Development
Work with the business community in developing sub-contract work and other business opportunities for people with disabilities. - Residential Services
Assist individuals with disabilities in managing activities in their home environment. - Social Activities
Provide support to individuals with disabilities who are actively participating in their community through civic groups, clubs and other leisure activities.
We can use your help!
Please contact the ARC of Martin County and allow us to match you with one of the most rewarding opportunities you will ever experience.
For further information on Volunteer Opportunities, please call the ARC at (772) 283-2525.
