If you want to be part of the community response to ending domestic violence, the F.A.C.T. program offers a variety of ways and times to get involved. Trained F.A.C.T. Volunteers have a choice of daytime or nightime assignments.

DAYTIME : Daytime opportunities are available at the Family Justice Center. Volunteers can choose to serve at the Family Justice Center Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am till 5:00 pm. Job duties include greeting clients and assisting with initial paperwork, helping clients get to the correct offices, making follow-up calls, assisting with Crime Victims Compensation applications, and other tasks that arise. Volunteers are asked to work at least eight hours a month at the Center. This can be one full day of volunteering or two half days.

NIGHTIME : Volunteers are available in substations to provide crisis intervention services for clients coming in or calling for assistance. There are volunteers at each substation who ride once a month with an officer on the officer's regular 10:00pm-6:00am shift. The volunteer works with the officer to provide resources and information to victims of domestic violence. Staff invites volunteers who complete their first 6 months with reliable attendance and who meet the criteria, to attend extra training to prepare for this opportunity.

All volunteers are asked to make at least a six month committment; volunteers are welcome to continue with F.A.C.T. for as long as they choose.