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VOLUNTEER

Volunteering at
My Sister's House

MSH volunteers serve in a variety of capacities to empower survivors of domestic violence and help end the cycle of domestic abuse in the Tri-county area. Because of the confidential and sensitive nature of our services, volunteers who work directly with our clients must apply individually and then complete a multi-step training process that lasts several weeks. This training prepares MSH volunteers to effectively support our program areas, assist victims of trauma, and follow protocols in victim service. 

Please note:
Because of the special training and the confidentiality requirements necessary for volunteers, My Sister’s House is not able to accept volunteers under 18 years of age.
Volunteers

Individual Volunteer Service Areas
 

Court Advocate

Accompany clients to family court hearings and assist with legal paperwork. 

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Outreach and Community Event Ambassador 

Represent the agency at various functions and educate the public about the various problems faced by victims of domestic violence.

Donation Center 

Serve in the agency's donation center by sorting donations, answering donation-related phone calls, light lifting, and clerical tasks such as updating spreadsheets. 

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Administrative Assistant
Serve in the agency's administrative office answering non-crisis phone calls, and assisting with clerical tasks.  


Transition Team Volunteer
Transport furniture, large donations, and other items either to the shelter or to new homes for exiting clients. 

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Housing Volunteer

Assist MSH Housing Coordinator to identify housing opportunities in the Tri County area, with activities related to permanent supportive housing for MSH clients, and assist clients with housing applications.  

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PLEASE NOTE:

Our volunteer program application is through Better Impact, a secure volunteer management platform. You'll be taken to an outside site to apply as a volunteer, and all information provided will be protected by MSH and only seen and handled by our staff. Your information will not be sold or used in any way other than for your MSH volunteer application and profile. 

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Because of the special training and the confidentiality requirements necessary for volunteers, My Sister’s House is not able to accept volunteers under 18 years of age.

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My Sister’s House, Inc. is NOT affiliated with organizations bearing similar names in other states.

 

By applying for our volunteer program, you are assumed to be available for activities in Charleston, Berkeley, or Dorchester counties in South Carolina.

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Group Volunteering 

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At this time we do not have the need for groups of volunteers. If you are a group that was considering supporting MSH with a project, we invite you to consider hosting an informational session for your group to learn more about domestic violence in the Lowcountry, how it impacts the lives of the victims and their families, and what we can do to stem the violence that plagues our community. This session can take place at the MSH Office or at the location of your group. 

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