Volunteer Application

Volunteer Application
Name*

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Email*
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Address*

Street Address

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Phone Number*
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Birthday*

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Do you have accessibility considerations such as:*

Access to internetAccess to phoneAccess to transportation (your own vehicle, access to public transit, borrowed/shared vehicle, bicycle)
How do you primarily choose to identify with the Recovery Community?*

I am in recovery from addictionI am in recovery from a mental health conditionI have a loved one impacted by addictionI have a loved one impacted by a mental health conditionI work in the behavioral health/recovery fieldI am a community member who supports recoveryOther
Peer Support Certification*

Peer Recovery Specialist TrainingNJ Certified Peer Recovery SpecialistNational Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist (NCPRSS)Not ApplicableOther
Summarize special skills and qualifications you have through employment or other activities, including hobbies or sports.
During which days are you available for volunteer assignments?*

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During which hours are you available for volunteer assignments?

MorningAfternoonEveningOther
Are you fluent in a language other than English? If so, please list below.
How did you hear about Sea Change?

Peer ReferralCommunity EventSocial MediaAnother Organization's WebsiteOther
What is your experience, if any, with harm reduction? Would you be willing to learn more by attending webinars, trainings, etc.? *
Please note our offices are located in Barnegat, NJ. The majority of our outreach work occurs in Southern Ocean County from Waretown to Little Egg Harbor.
What type of volunteer activities are you interested in?*

Mobile Harm Reduction Outreach: Outreach includes both mobile street outreach, where we put our supplies in backpacks and meet with people where they are. to test substances for the presence of fentanyl. We also give out food, clothing, hygiene products, and other essential needs. Mobile harm reduction deliveries are a meaningful way to get supplies to people who might not have access to other harm reduction supplies in Ocean County.Tabling: Sea Change is frequently invited to community events and concerts to hand out naloxone, test strips, safe sex, and harm-reduction supplies. In addition to handing out supplies, those who table must be able to provide education about our work and give on-the-spot naloxone training.Pack Harm Reduction Supply Kits and Overdose Reversal Kits: Help put together kits to help save lives.Peer Group & Workshop Leaders/Instructors: Facilitate regularly scheduled peer support groups and/or workshops.Administrative Assistant: This position will work under the direction of the ED and Operations Director and support a variety of administrative outcomes. Duties will include filing, responding to general phone calls and messages, and supporting calendar scheduling.Other
Sea Change Code of Ethics

Responsibility for our decisions and their consequences. We are committed to transforming each aspect of our organization by confronting our biases and operationalizing our values.

We are committed to:
- Respect for the communities we work with and serve.
- Integrity in our actions.
- Acting honestly, truthfully, and with integrity in all our transactions and dealings.
- Avoiding conflicts of interest.
- Appropriately handling actual or apparent conflicts of interest in our relationships.
- Treating all people fairly.
- Treating every individual with dignity and respect.
- Treating our employees including consumers, fellows, and volunteers, with respect, fairness, and good faith, and providing conditions of employment that safeguard their rights and welfare.
- Being a good corporate citizen and complying with both the spirit and the letter of the law.
- Acting responsibly toward the communities in which we work and for the benefit of the communities that we serve.
- Being responsible, transparent, and accountable for all of our actions.
- Improving the accountability, transparency, ethical conduct, and effectiveness of the nonprofit field.
All volunteers and staff Peer Recovery Support Specialists will agree to the NAADAC/NCC AP National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist (NCPRSS) Code of Ethics, which outlines fundamental values and principles of peer recovery support practice. The principles in the following Code of Ethics will guide Certified Peer Support Specialists in the various roles, relationships, and levels of responsibility in which they function professionally. Peer Support Specialists will always preserve an objective and professional relationship with the peers they serve.
I agree to the Sea Change Code of Ethics*
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