WSRC Regional Volunteer Listing
Rape Crisis Center of Coastal Horizons Ctr, Inc. 615 Shipyard Blvd, Wilmington, NC 28412
Julie Ozier, Supervisor of Rape Crisis, 910- 392-7460
Amy Feath, Director of Crisis Intervention Services, 392-6936
Opportunities include: help with Clients, answer phones, provide referrals, crisis counseling.
Volunteers needed at all times. Must be 21 years of age or older. Background check and drug
screening provided. Required training for volunteers. Also an approval internship site for WMS
minor. (Primary Community Partner of the WSRC)
Carousel Center 1501 Dock Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401-4936
April Pickett, 910-254-9898
Opportunities include: tutoring, fundraising events, office tasks, Nursing student opportunities
available.
Domestic Violence Shelter and Services, Inc. PO Box 1555, Wilmington, NC 28402
Rick Houston, 910-343-0703
Opportunities include: court Advocate, direct service w/women, children’s program helper,
office worker, fundraising, resale shop volunteer. Various times and days. Any direct service
/children’s programs require background check.
Girl Scouts
Beth Casey, Volunteer Services Executive, 1-800-284-4475
The Girl Scouts – NC Coastal Pines is currently looking for a multitude of volunteers to fill
different types of positions.
Opportunities include: troop leadership, STUDIO 2B mentor, registration aide,
recruiter/organizer, day camp volunteer, fund development volunteers, special skills volunteer,
trainer, Latina/Hispanic outreach, event director, event committee member, first aider, public
relations assistant ,Summer program volunteer for the Lower Cape Fear YWCA
NC Friends of Midwives
5990 Beaman Old Creek Road, Walstonburg, NC 27888
252-747-7785 or NCFOM@aol.com
NC Friends of Midwives is a grassroots organization of midwifery advocates dedicated to
promoting, supporting, and protecting midwifery in North Carolina. We advocate the
preservation of midwife-attended births, in accordance with the Midwives Model of Care™
including those at home, in hospitals and in freestanding birth centers.
Many North Carolina counties offer no obstetrical care to its residents. Women in remote areas
are therefore left with neither an obstetrician to assist her in birth nor a nearby hospital in which
to birth her baby. Midwives often provide care where there is no other care available. In North
Carolina midwives offer care in urban as well as rural areas and to all socioeconomic groups.
Midwives are highly trained and experienced in assisting pregnant and birthing women.
Revised 06/05/2013
Our Children’s Place
P.O. Box 1086 Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Melissa Radcliff, 919-843-2670
Start and/or participate in a crocheting, knitting or other crafting circle that donates hats and
scarves (and other handcrafted items) to OCP, Write one or more of the following letters: Letter
of endorsement to OCP to be used to show public support, Letter of endorsement to Governor
Beverly Perdue and/or North Carolina Department of Correction Secretary Alvin W. Keller,
Letter to the editor of your newspaper (Drafts can be provided upon request)
Planned Parenthood - Adolescent Parenting Program of Pender County P.O. Box 1053,
201-B Wright St., Burgaw, NC 28425
Jennifer Jarvis, 910-259-6004
Opportunities: mentor, program presenter, research, general assistant. Volunteers are needed on
an ongoing basis to serve as mentors and tutors to teen mothers and pregnant teens, encouraging
school attendance and proper parenting. A commitment of one group meeting per month at the
center and weekly contact with teen (either by phone or visit) is requested. Volunteers are also
needed to present one-time educational programs (i.e. job skills, self-esteem, assertiveness
training, etc.), help prepare meals for group meetings, to assist with data research, etc. Hours
flexible. Background Check required.
Safe Haven of Pender County 1411 Hwy 117 South, Burgaw, NC 28425
Kimberly Knight, 910-259-8989
Opportunities include: community liaison and thrift store worker Hampstead. Various
opportunities such as helping with crisis calls, fundraising. 8am-3pm. Background check
required.
Where’s My Midwife? Contact President Kirsti Kreutzer, kirsti@wheresmymidwife.org
Opportunities include: event planning, grant and policy writing.
Wilmington Health Access for Teens “WHAT” 4005 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
Jeff Zuckerman, Youth Facilitator, 910-790-9949
Opportunities include: office work, public relations. Mon-Fri 9am-6pm.
Women in the Center PO Box 962, Wilmington, NC 28402, 910-364-9482,
info@womeninthecenter.org
Opportunities include: event and educational program creation, tabling, and grant and policy
writing.
YWCA Lower Cape Fear 2815 S. College Rd., Wilmington, NC 28405
Stephanie Avery, Director of Special Programs, 910-799-6820
Opportunities include: after school tutoring program and environmental research, filming and
photographing events, event support. Various other opportunities available at different times.
Mon – Fri 8am-6pm. Background check required if working with children. Application process.
Revised 06/05/2013