We primarily use volunteers to help staff our 24-hour crisis hotline. These on-call shifts are 12 hours long and remote - so you can do almost anything you normally would (sleep, hang out with friends, do homework), as long as you are in Laramie, sober, and able to immediately answer incoming hotline calls! During hotline shifts, volunteers will be able to contact an on-call backup staff member or specially trained volunteer as needed.
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In order to volunteer, you must complete 40 hours of advocacy training as required by the state to provide services. SAFE's 40-hour trainings are held three times per year in summer, fall, and winter or spring.
Click the button to complete a volunteer application and to be notified when our next training comes up!
Find upcoming training dates below (or follow this link) or on our events calendar.
Please email our Volunteer Coordinator, Carson, at volunteer@safeproject.org with any questions.
If you are interested in interning with SAFE Project, it is also mandatory to complete our 40-hour advocacy training before you can work with clients, so the first step is to fill out a volunteer application by clicking the application button above. You can find out more about volunteer internships by clicking the button below!
Click each image to see what SAFE project volunteers accomplished in 2024:
Hours on Call
2,860 hours
on call
Client Contact
44 hours
client contact
Hotline Calls
76 calls
on the hotline
Grocery shopping
65 hours
grocery shopping/ delivering to shelter
our next volunteer
advocacy training
FEBRUARY 2025
TUE 2/11 5pm - 9PM THU 2/13 5PM - 9PM
SAT 2/15 9am - 5pm
SUN 2/16 9AM - 5pm
TUE 2/18 5pm - 9PM
THU 2/20 5PM - 9PM
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SAT 2/22 9am - 5pm
If you are interested in attending this or a future training, or would like more information about our training or volunteering for SAFE Project in general, please email volunteer@safeproject.org
"Being an advocate allows me to exercise personal empathy with victims, seeing that true individual strength comes from the difficult choice, undiscovered power, and amazing example they reflect every day in being a survivor."
Janet, Volunteer Advocate
