The work to end sexual violence requires all of us. Join the movement by volunteering with one of New Jersey’s local sexual violence programs.
New Jersey’s local sexual violence programs are always looking for compassionate volunteers to support survivors in need. Check out our fact sheet to learn more about volunteering as an advocate, and see below for available opportunities.
Our local programs are seeing Volunteer Confidential Sexual Violence Advocates and other dedicated volunteers.
To find volunteering opportunities near you, please check by county below.
Harambe Social Services: Learn more
Hispanic Family Center: Learn more
Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV), Center for Family Services: Learn more
C.A.R.A: Learn more
Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV), Center for Family Services: Learn more
SAVE of Essex County: Learn more
Partners: Learn more
Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV), Center for Family Services: Learn more
Hudson SPEAKS: Learn more
SAFE in Hunterdon: Learn more
Younity (formerly Womanspace): Learn more
Manavi: Learn more
Middlesex County Center for Empowerment: Learn more
Rutgers University- New Brunswick: Office of Violence Prevention Victim Assistance: Learn more
Community Affairs & Resource Center (CARC): Learn more
Mercy Center: Learn more
180 Turning Lives Around: Learn more
Morris County Sexual Assault Center: Learn more
St. Francis Counseling Services: Learn more
Wafa House: Learn more
Jewish Family Services: Learn more
Passaic County Domestic & Sexual Violence Center: Learn more
Salem County Women’s Services: Learn more
Safe+Sound Somerset County: Learn more
Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Intervention Services (DASI): Learn more
Union County Rape Crisis Center: Learn more
Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Crisis Center (DASACC): Learn more
Contact your local sexual violence program for more available volunteer opportunities.
This website is supported by a grant from the Department of Children and Families. The information and findings shared on this website are those of NJCASA and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Children and Families.
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