THE GENEROSITY OF CARING PEOPLE, JUST LIKE YOU, HELPS US CARRY OUT OUR DAILY MISSION OF SERVING TEENS, WOMEN AND MEN IN NEED OF OUR SERVICES AND EDUCATION.
Use your gifts to serve others. We are looking for people who have:
- A heart for preborn children, teens, women and men.
- A willingness to learn and grow.
- A servant’s heart.
- A desire to build relationships with people from diverse backgrounds.
Your first step in the volunteer process is to fill out an interest form and attend an orientation. Please take some time to explore the volunteer descriptions below.
prayer support
Join our group of prayer warriors and pray for the current needs of our clients, staff and volunteers through our bi-monthly prayer email and quarterly virtual prayer events. Sign up here.
Client Services
Listen and assist callers with information about our services after office hours and on weekends. One weeknight and one-weekend shift is required each month. Training provided.
Serve the women who come to our clinics by providing administrative support to the Client Services Directors. Training is provided.
Walk with a mom as she enters the journey of motherhood. Provide education and support to help her be the best mother she can be. Mentorship extends from pregnancy until her child is one year of age.
Support a male client and help him become an involved, committed and responsible father. Mentorship extends from early pregnancy until his child is six months of age. Training provided.
Serve the men who accompany their partners by providing a space for them to gather resources and process their role in a pregnancy decision.
Medical
Perform ultrasound scans on pregnant women to determine gestational age, viability and location of the pregnancy. MD, RDMS, NP, RN or DO required. Experience required. Training is provided. Availability is based
on need.
Community engagement
Join a team of people who are passionate about the well-being of teens, women and men and want to raise awareness of the programs and services of Alternatives throughout Denver.
Host interactive, information tables at resource fairs throughout the city.
Connect Alternatives to your church, business, high school or college campus.
Inform the medical community about Alternatives and connect us to medical providers.
Thank donors and churches for their support and inform that about ways to engage with us.
Speak on behalf of Alternatives at church and community events and gatherings.
administrative support
Office Support volunteers play a key role in helping us carry out our mission by providing important administrative support for successful operations.
Sort and organize donated items for distribution to new parents and their babies.
Collect and distribute baby bottle banks at churches throughout the Denver area or process and organize bottles in our office.
Assist in-office projects like stuffing envelopes, preparing mailings or making phone calls individually or with a small group.
Transport donated items from to and from our office locations.
Join the steering committee that plans and executes two annual fundraising events; assist with event support; prepare and/or serve meals at trainings and meetings throughout the year.
a promising future
A Promising Future casts a vision for our high school students and young adults that they can achieve their goals and dreams. Through a custom-written, evidence-informed curriculum, The Diamond Standard, A Promising Future promotes positive youth development, social and emotional learning, life-skills education and healthy relationship cultivation. The team provides classroom instruction, parent workshops and training for local youth-serving professionals.
Become an instructor or instructor aide and support students in local high school classrooms. Training required.
Assist instructors in training by participating in a mock classroom training session.
