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The YMCA of Callaway County is an association comprised of persons of all ages, ethnic groups and religious affiliations dedicated to putting Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, body, and mind for all.

Provides peer-to-peer volunteer mentoring opportunities for recovering addicts to work with H.O.U.S.E., Inc. clients.

City wide cleanup volunteer opportunity available for those interested in volunteering.

Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities at the Joplin and Monett offices.

The Volunteer/Mentor Program: Maintain regular contact with status offenders and non-felony juvenile offenders and the families of these juveniles by visiting the home on a weekly basis.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities, including the following donations sorting and packing, thrift shop support, gardening, food preparation/delivery, food sorting and packing, meal preparation and serving.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities, including the following: Administrative bookkeeping filing receptionist research/evaluation volunteer recruitment/coordination Animal services animal shelter Communication/marketing public relations public speaking writing/editing Counseling/information support information and referral Disaster/emergency disaster-related damage assessment evacuation center/shelter emergency medical technician safety/disaster education Education teaching/instruction Family services friendly telephoning sexual assault counseling Health/substance abuse nursing care Interpretation language interpretation/translation Recreation exercise/fitness leader Special event event set-up/clean-up

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities, including the following: Administrative bookkeeping filing receptionist research/evaluation volunteer recruitment/coordination Animal services animal shelter Communication/marketing public relations public speaking writing/editing Counseling/information support information and referral Disaster/emergency disaster-related damage assessment evacuation center/shelter emergency medical technician safety/disaster education Education teaching/instruction Family services friendly telephoning sexual assault counseling Health/substance abuse nursing care Interpretation language interpretation/translation Recreation exercise/fitness leader Special event event set-up/clean-up

Volunteer/Intern Program: Volunteer opportunities available to assist officers with offender supervision and other programs.

Volunteers devote their time in the office, leading educational classes and sharing spiritual ministry inside correctional facilities.

Volunteer Opportunities: staff the KUTO Crisis Helpline as a 'Crisis Worker'; represent KUTO in your school as a youth Peer Helper, build awareness of suicide prevention efforts as a Community Ambassador, or join our Board of Directors.

Seniors who meet income guidelines paired with volunteers for Friendly Visiting, Grocery Shopping Assistance, Food Pantry Delivery, One-Time Projects, Yard Projects, and snow removal

Volunteer/Intern Program: Volunteer opportunities available to assist officers with offender supervision and other programs.

Offers many opportunities to volunteer and gain useful work experience.

Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

Provide volunteer opportunities such as assisting donors, delivering products to hospital, helping with administrative tasks, and more.

Volunteer/Intern Program: Volunteer opportunities available to assist officers with offender supervision and other programs.

Volunteers can sign up for disaster related volunteer opportunities at https://www.stlvolunteer.org/VolunteeringinDisaster St. Louis area: stlvolunteer.org Missouri (outside St. Louis area): movolunteer.org Illinois: ilvolunteer.org

Provides opportunities for individuals interested in volunteering. Opportunities include Board/Committee Member, Camp Counselor, Chaperoning, Computer/Database programming, Data Entry/Word Processing, Desktop Publishing, Event Coordinator, Filing, Fundraising Event, Grant Development, Photography, Research/Evaluation, Teaching/Instruction, Troop/Youth Club Leader, Volunteer recruitment/coordination and Web Site Development.

Several volunteer opportunities are available either as a Buddy, Officer or Advisor. Buddy Programs: Volunteers are paired with individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities to create and maintain friendships. Volunteers are matched with a peer with similar interests. Friendship pairs talk at least once a week and meet in person twice a month. Officer: Volunteers with or without an intellectual or developmental disability works with a team to plan events and support friendships in their area. Advisor: Volunteer teachers or school faculty who support student leadership programs in managing chapters on campus or in a workplace.

Volunteer/Intern Program: Volunteer opportunities available to assist officers with offender supervision and other programs.