Current Volunteer & Internship Opportunities

Below is a list of current volunteer opportunities with Cascade AIDS Project, followed by a list of internships available.  These opportunities are frequently updated as the needs of our programs and events change.  Please explore and find a position that interests you and check back often for updates.  Any volunteer opportunities not listed below are not currently available.

 

Volunteer Opportunities

F.L.A.S.H. Team

(Fast & Loose Awesome Super Helpers)

  • CAP Staff varies by project
  • The F.L.A.S.H. Team is a crew of “on-call” volunteers ready to help with one-time projects and events, sometimes last-minute
  • Examples of potential projects: mailings, phone calls, small events, tabling requests
  • Work in many different CAP programs and meet a diversity of staff and volunteers
  • Schedule flexibility preferred, but it’s okay to say no to any project due to availability or interest

 

Positive Directions Peer Facilitators

  • Work with CAP Staff > Shyle Ruder/Benjamin Gerritz
  • Co-facilitate Positive Directions workshops
  • Work with staff to develop topics
  • Collect & analyze client feedback
  • Need computer skills, prior experience as facilitator preferred, self manager
  • Time — varies per workshop, 1 year

 

(Internship opportunities below.)

Please contact us with any questions:

Judith Rizzio, Manager, Volunteer Resources
Marc Kochanski, Volunteer Coordinator

 

Internship Opportunities

Cascade AIDS Project is excited to offer intern opportunities that match your skills and educational goals with CAP’s program needs. Although we’re unable to create internships specifically for your schooling or work requirements, we feel the jobs offered allow interns to grow and achieve in their field of study and work. You need not be a student to apply, just motivated and able to fulfill the goals of the intern positions. Information for available internships is below. We look forward to hearing from you.

The following internships are currently open:

 

African American Services Intern

  • Work with CAP Staff > Maurice Evans
  • Help plan & implement African American community events
  • Assist with monthly Real Talk (support group for African Americans living with HIV) and Blackbuster movie nights
  • Data entry for events & client work
  • Not appropriate for current CAP clients
  • 5 – 20 hours/week. Six month commitment

 

CAP has relationships established for internships with the following schools:

 

For more information about CAP’s Intern program please contact:
Judith Rizzio, Manager Volunteer Resources
503-278-3813