YOU CAN HELP
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There are many ways you can join the movement to end sexual violence and support survivors with SAPARS.
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VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are the lifeblood of our work.
Join a group of dedicated, enthusiastic people, committed to aiding the recovery of victim-survivors of sexual assault, and working for an end to the problem.Whether staffing our 24-hour helpline, helping out in our offices and with special projects, or sharing your skills and talents, we offer a variety of rewarding volunteer opportunities.
Please contact us to learn more:
Androscoggin County 207-784-5272
Franklin County 207-778-9522
Oxford County 207-743-9777
Thank you so much for your inquiry into our Volunteer Helpline Advocate Position.
At Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Services (SAPARS), we have a 24-hour helpline designed to provide immediate support and information to survivors of sexual violence and those concerned about survivors. We provide that support through phone calls, and through medical and legal accompaniment.
Prior to joining the team as a volunteer advocate, individuals must attend a 40- hour training. After successful completion of the training, volunteers choose which Helpline shifts they would like to take on our monthly Helpline schedule. Our Helpline shifts are from 6a to 6p and 6p to 6a each day of the week.
Some requirements for advocates are:
-Reliable access to a vehicle or other safe mode of transportation
-Caring and compassionate
-Focus on empowering individuals, providing empathy and support, and providing information
-Ability to attend advocate meetings every 6 to 8 weeks
-Access to an e-mail account
-Successful completion of the advocate training
-Ability to maintain confidentiality
For more information contact Kayce at kayce.hunton@sapars.org
Join a group of dedicated, enthusiastic people, committed to aiding the recovery of victim-survivors of sexual assault, and working for an end to the problem.Whether staffing our 24-hour helpline, helping out in our offices and with special projects, or sharing your skills and talents, we offer a variety of rewarding volunteer opportunities.
Please contact us to learn more:
Androscoggin County 207-784-5272
Franklin County 207-778-9522
Oxford County 207-743-9777
Thank you so much for your inquiry into our Volunteer Helpline Advocate Position.
At Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Services (SAPARS), we have a 24-hour helpline designed to provide immediate support and information to survivors of sexual violence and those concerned about survivors. We provide that support through phone calls, and through medical and legal accompaniment.
Prior to joining the team as a volunteer advocate, individuals must attend a 40- hour training. After successful completion of the training, volunteers choose which Helpline shifts they would like to take on our monthly Helpline schedule. Our Helpline shifts are from 6a to 6p and 6p to 6a each day of the week.
Some requirements for advocates are:
-Reliable access to a vehicle or other safe mode of transportation
-Caring and compassionate
-Focus on empowering individuals, providing empathy and support, and providing information
-Ability to attend advocate meetings every 6 to 8 weeks
-Access to an e-mail account
-Successful completion of the advocate training
-Ability to maintain confidentiality
For more information contact Kayce at kayce.hunton@sapars.org
DONATE
Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services relies on community support, so that we can serve our communities.
Donations to Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services are tax deductible.
Donations to Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services are tax deductible.
- You can make a secure, online donation right now by clicking the Donate Now button above. If you'd like to designate your donation to a particular program or location, just let us know in the message area of the donation portal.
- If you'd prefer to donate by check, please write the check to Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services and mail to:Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services
PO Box 6
Auburn, ME 04212
SUPPORT SURVIVORS
Together, we can cultivate a society that supports survivors:
- Believe survivors and learn how to respond when someone shares with you they have been assaulted.
- Learn the facts about sexual violence and educate others by talking about it or sharing on social media.
- Attend events coordinated by SAPARS.
- Know how to connect someone to us or another resource in your community if they need help.
- Like and Follow us on Facebook and share our posts!
