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Wisconsin Aurora Healing and Advocacy Services
Welcome to Aurora Healing and Advocacy Services!
Aurora Healing & Advocacy Services (AHAS) provides support to survivors of sexual and domestic violence and utilizes volunteers to answer our 24/7 confidential hotline. This is an onsite position with flexible hours. More information on our hotline position can be found by clicking on the "office support/administrative" link below. Your volunteer participation will make a difference for our patients and care teams.
If you're interested in this volunteer position, please apply by clicking "Fill in an application". Please answer the required information and click "Submit". We will be in touch in within a few days. We can't wait to meet you! Call our department at 414-219-5938 if you have any questions.
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Located within Aurora Sinai Medical Center
As one of only a few treatment programs in the country that’s part of a health system, Aurora Health Care helps survivors get more of the services they need from a single source. We offer emergency care, counseling, emotional support and forensic nursing. Our providers work together to help survivors receive the individualized care and services they need to feel whole again. Our services are making a positive and lasting impact: Many survivors reclaim joy and peace of mind.
Advocate Health is pleased to offer accessibility features when connecting to Better Impact/MyImpact. If you would benefit from these features while applying, click on the person icon on the bottom right of the page and choose the feature the best meets your needs.
Once your application is submitted, you will also have the opportunity to enable accessibility features within your MyImpact profile. Your volunteer leader will provide additional information on that process.
Current Volunteer Opportunities
Office Support/Administrative
The Hotline Volunteer is responsible for responding to the 24 hour crisis hotline and the chat and text line. Volunteers are expected to assess and address the needs of the caller by providing information and referrals, emotional support, and crisis intervention. Other office support duties are assigned as needed.
