Georgia Volunteer Opportunities

Most local RESOLVE programs and services are run by dedicated volunteers who graciously donate their time and talent. If you have found our services as helpful as many others have, and if you would like to give something back to RESOLVE, please consider becoming a volunteer.  We have many exciting volunteer opportunities with varying levels of time commitment, no previous experience is required for many of the positions, and most can be done from home according your own schedule. Come join our committed and fun group of volunteers! For more information or to volunteer for one of these positions, please contact info@resolve.org.

We are looking for help in the following areas:

Education Coordinator (4-6 hours per month):
The local Education Coordinator manages all aspects of the educational activities of the Local Affiliate of RESOLVE.  With the assistance of other local volunteers, the Education Coordinator plans the educational programming for the year, including identifying topics, speakers, dates and location. Reports to the local affiliate chair (volunteer). Specific duties may include:

• Work with RESOLVE staff to follow organizational policies and procedures in local events manual;
• Work with RESOLVE staff and volunteers to identify appropriate speakers for events;
• Coordinate additional volunteers to help in planning, promotion and day-of staffing of event;
• Inform RESOLVE staff of event details to ensure online registration is set up in a timely manner;
• Track expenses and revenue as appropriate. 

For more information, contact Kate Badey at katie9924@hotmail.com.

Professional Outreach Coordinator (2-4 hours per month):
The local Professional Outreach Coordinator assists RESOLVE in building and maintain relationships among family building professionals in the area. With the assistance of RESOLVE staff and other local volunteers, the Professional Outreach Coordinator provides information about local and national RESOLVE programs and services to reproductive endocrinologists, therapists, complementary medicine professionals, adoption agencies, attorneys, and others who serve the infertility community. Reports to the local affiliate chair (volunteer) and works with the Director of Constituent Services (staff) and Professional Outreach Manager (staff). Specific duties may include (but not all required):

• Deliver flyers and publications promoting RESOLVE programs and services to professional offices;
• Help identify professionals to speak at RESOLVE events and write content for the RESOLVE and publications;
• Host informational sessions for local professionals;
• Seek advice and help from local professionals to enhance local and regional service delivery.
• Maintain professional and productive relationships with local medical and other family building professionals;

For more information, contact Kate Badey at katie9924@hotmail.com.

Walk of Hope Volunteer:
RESOLVE’s 2011 Walk of Hope is a 1.5 mile fun walk in recognition of the many ways in which families are built. Want to get more involved in making the Walk of Hope a success? We need volunteers to plan, promote and implement the Walk of Hope. For more information, please contact Kate Badey at katie9924@hotmail.com.

Peer-led Support Group Host (2-4 hours per month):
Peer Support Group Hosts moderate a regularly scheduled meeting to discuss and share infertility or adoption related issues following RESOLVE policies and procedures. Training is provided. Volunteer hosts are responsible for some administrative task to promote and report their group meetings. Involves attendance at a quarterly continuing education teleseminar. The first step of the process is to listen to the recorded audio training "How to Start a Support Group." For a link to this recording, please send a request to info@resolve.org.

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