New Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteerism plays an important role here at Marion County, helping to build our relationship with citizens while building our capacity to deliver important services and supports. We are fortunate as we benefit from a community committed to civic engagement, and many volunteers make significant contribution in time, energy and expertise.
Marion County offers a wide variety of program and event volunteer opportunities, as well as opportunities to serve on an advisory boards, committee or task force. Opportunities vary by department, and by the time of the year, and evolve.Summary of Marion County Volunteer Opportunities.pdf
Spotlight on a current volunteer opportunities:
Are you passionate about addiction services? Consider serving on the Local Alcohol and Drug
Planning Committee (LADPC). The LADPC makes recommendations
related to alcohol & substance abuse programs in Marion County. We are seeking applicants with expertise in prevention, treatment, or educational program
development, or who have lived experience related to addiction & addiction
services. Read more here LADPC Flash Alert Oct 2024.pdf. To be considered for a position on the LADPC submit your Advisory Board Application and LADPC Supplemental Questionnaire by 11:59pm, Friday, November 8, 2024.
Did you know you can impact local behavioral health
services through board leadership? Marion County is looking for community
members to serve on the Mental Health Advisory Committee (MHAC). If you have
knowledge, expertise, or personal experience in community behavioral health
services please consider joining this important advisory board. To
be considered for a position on the MHAC submit your Advisory Board Application and MHAC Supplemental Questionnaire by 11:59pm, Friday, November 8, 2024.
Find a Volunteer Opportunity:
- Visit the
Ongoing Opportunities page for a list of volunteer opportunities by department.
- Visit Advisory Boards to find more information about open positions on an advisory board, commission, or committee. Eligibility requirements vary by board, but generally
applicants must work or live in Marion County to be considered for appointment to any advisory board.
- Visit
Intern Opportunities for information on opportunities for students enrolled in an academic institution.
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