Volunteer with Kendall County Women's Shelter to join us in providing safety, support and healing to women and families as they begin their transition out of violence and onto their next step.
Our Volunteer Program offers you the option to serve in an area where you feel gifted and comfortable. Whether you are providing direct client services at the shelter* or indirect services through our administrative office or thrift store, every hour you contribute is making a difference in the lives of adult and child victims of domestic violence.
*In order to serve in direct client services at the shelter, the state mandates 20 hours of documented training that we offer free of charge to our volunteers at several times throughout the year. Visit the Sign Me Up! page for more information and to get started.
Questions? Contact Claudine Barjak Cardenas at cbarjak@kcwstexas.org or call 830-331-8950
Advocacy Training
Advocacy training entails 3 sessions of classroom training (4 hours each), a 4-hour shadowing session at the shelter and 3-4 hours of self-paced webinars. Topics include those such as Dynamics of Family Violence, Ethics and Confidentiality, among others.
Classroom sessions are held 4-5 times per year and shadowing is scheduled according to your availability. Webinars are completed independently.