Get involved.

Join Sunrise in efforts to end domestic and sexual violence in Pasco County through volunteering. We depend on dedicated volunteers to help us in the mission to end domestic and sexual violence in our community. 

Sunrise programs offer both individual and group volunteer opportunities—some on a regularly scheduled basis, as well as special projects when the need arises. Volunteers assist in clerical support, staffing community events, working with survivors in our shelter, court and advocacy programs, and assisting in sessions of our children’s outreach program.

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If you would like to get involved please email your application and resume to volunteer@sunrisepasco.org  

Each role makes an impact on the life of a survivor. 

General Volunteers

Group Volunteers

Get involved.

Volunteers support us in our mission to be catalysts for change. Sunrise programs offer both individual and group volunteer opportunities—some on a regularly scheduled basis, as well as special projects when the need arises. Clubs or community groups can schedule a “Day of Caring” to help with projects such as pressure washing, trimming, weeding, cleaning, or sorting, for example.

Office volunteers assist in clerical support, or staffing community events. They will help with filing, copying, shredding, or data entry type tasks. Direct service volunteers can be found working with survivors in our shelter, court, and advocacy programs, and assisting in sessions of our children’s outreach program. Sunrise has agreements in place with various local colleges to offer internships in the areas of marketing, social work, and psychology.

Direct service interns and volunteers are required to complete the same training as all Sunrise employees. The training consists of 60 hours of training which will prepare them in their work with survivors or their families.

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If you would like to get involved please download the appropriate application below, fill out and email your application to volunteer@sunrisepasco.org, or call us at 352-521-3358.

Each role makes an impact on the life of a survivor. 

General Volunteers

Interns

Group Volunteers

Individual Volunteer Programs and Requirements 

Please be aware that to volunteer with survivors and/or their children requires more intensive training and background checks. Please review the requirements below and find an opportunity that is right for you. 

All Direct Service Volunteers requires initial interview, local background check and may require fingerprinting depending on the amount of hours being volunteered. Direct Service Training is required and is provided 3-4 times a year. For the Legal Advocacy roles, no prior legal experience is required, but extensive training is provided and required.