Volunteer opportunities

The monthly volunteers with Fare For All work with customers by informing them about the current offerings, promotions, and surveys. Volunteers may also answer questions about programs.

Multiple learning opportunities for students include completing diagnostic assessments, providing individual, family, and group therapy using a variety of different therapeutic approaches, and co-facilitating Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) skills groups. 

Vona is rule 29 essential community provider clinic that serves people across the life span. It is part of the Behavioral Health Division of Volunteers of America which includes mental health, medication management, case management, functional family therapy, wraparound, and educational services to the community.  Practicum students are able to choose between an assessment only or advanced (assessment and therapy) experience. 

Volunteer bailiffs age 55 +, provide a variety of support functions to the court through the Sheriff's Office in an effort to enhance the work of sworn officers and civilian personnel for the betterment of Chisago County.  The bailiffs assist the court by directing the flow of courtroom paperwork, as well as visitors, to their proper places and other assignments as requested.

Amicus's One to One Reentry Mentoring has been training volunteers to serve as mentors for individual inmates across Minnesota for over 50 years. By extending a hand of friendship, volunteers help inmates feel cared about, develop trust, and try out new behaviors.

Internships are available for volunteers who are attending college and are in need of internship hours.

Internships are available for volunteers who are attending college and are in need of internship hours.

Run specialty group sessions (such as AA, NA) or groups focusing on areas of diversity for our youth. (Spirituality, LGBTQ, etc)

Internships are available for volunteers who are attending college and are in need of internship hours.