Our volunteers are awesome—and essential.
Interested in volunteering at the CAC of Smith County? Fill out a Volunteer application and email it to our Development Team to get started!
How You Can Help
At the CAC, volunteers are mission-critical. Here’s how you can get involved.
Children’s Advocacy Center has flexible and meaningful opportunities for those interested in volunteering their time and unique talents toward restoring hope to children who have been abused.
Direct Service volunteer positions involve working directly with our clients and their families and therefore requires additional training and time committment. Non-direct service positions include helping with fundraising events, collection drives, or decorating the CACSC for the holidays and does not include contact with clients.
Family Greeter (Direct Service)
Child Engagement Group (Direct Service)
Assist our Child Engagement Advocates with food set-up and childcare at our group meetings! Tuesday Nights from 5pm-7pm only.
Special Events/Projects
Assist our development team with fundraisers and events.
Collection Drives
Who Can Help
Check out our volunteer requirements.
Be at least 18 years old
Complete the application
Submit personal references
Pledge confidentiality
Submit to civil & criminal background checks
Submit to a sex offender registry check
Have a personal interview
Direct Service volunteer positions require a time committment of at least a semester (5 months) in order to be accepted.
Direct Service volunteers must also complete HIPAA and Mandated Reporter trainings.
Want to help us make a difference?
Donate
Giving hope to victims only happens with the help of people like you.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, our ability to help children victimized by abuse hinges upon the generosity of individuals, businesses, foundations, and community organizations who see the need and choose to stand in the gap.
