Survivors
Many of us are drawn to this work because we are ourselves survivors of domestic violence and/ sexual assault. While volunteering with CORA may be a healthy part of a survivor's healing process, it could also be triggering and elicit intense feelings. For this reason, we believe that psychological well-being and self-care should be priorities for anyone engaged in this field-survivor or not.
Our Policy
It is CORA's policy to provide equal opportunities without regards to ethnicities, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ability. Thank you for completing this application form and for your interest in volunteering with us. All information will be kept confidential and on file for one year.
Important Information
Fingerprinting. For the protection for our clients, criminal check are required of all applicants. Please not a one-time fee may apply. Former victims/ survivors are encouraged to apply no less than 12 months after the last date of service with CORA or other agency. All volunteer applicants will attend a Volunteer Information Session followed by an interview with the Volunteer Manager and the position supervisor. CORA may decline to accept a volunteer applicant if it is determined that the applicant is not an appropriate match.