Summer Volunteer Opportunities with NCDSA

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General Volunteer Form- REQUIRED FOR ALL IN PERSON VOLUNTEERS

All Volunteers that participate in-person events are required to submit the General Volunteer form prior to their first shift. This form only needs to be filled out once per year to keep our records up to date

6/1 12pm-3pm Homeschool Group

Assist with our homeschool group. Individuals ranging in age from toddler to middle school enjoy a few hours of play time and crafts while caregivers discuss homeschool curriculum, social opportunities and challenges. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteer ages 17+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd.
Suite 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

3 Hours Per Shift

6/2 7pm -8pm T-21 Club Virtual Bingo Host

Host a zoom meeting with NCDSA's T-21 Club (teens and adults with Down syndrome) to facilitate 5 rounds of Bingo. You should be familiar with Zoom features such as screen sharing, chat functions, and admitting participants into the meeting. The Bingo host is also responsible for utilizing an online bingo caller and engaging participant socialization during the call. All new hosts will be provided training and/or observation prior to hosting. Volunteers age 16+

- Must have stable internet connection

1 Hours Per Shift

All Reserved

6/3 7-9pm T-21 Social Club- Par Tee Shack

T-21 Club social outings are a time for our teens and adults with Down syndrome to come together for a night of socializing and fun! These outing are held monthly in office and Quarterly at different locations through out the Triangle. Volunteers will hang out and socialize in a group setting. Volunteers ages 16+

Par Tee Shack
5300 Fayetteville Rd
Raleigh, NC

3 Hours Per Shift

6/10 6:30-9 321 Squad Social Club

321 Squad is for individuals 12-15 to come hand out in a social setting. This moth we are celebrating with an ice-cream social followed by board games and socializing. Peer volunteers are encouraged. Volunteers need to be hands on and engaging. Volunteers ages 13+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd
Ste 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

All Reserved

6/14 10am-12pm Child Watch

NCDSA offers childcare for parents and caregivers during our coffee connection group. Volunteers will play and engage individuals with Down syndrome ranging in age from newborn - teen. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteer ages 17+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd.
Suite 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

2 Hours Per Shift

6/15 12pm-3pm Homeschool Group

Assist with our homeschool group. Individuals ranging in age from toddler to middle school enjoy a few hours of play time and crafts while caregivers discuss homeschool curriculum, social opportunities and challenges. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteer ages 17+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd.
Suite 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

3 Hours Per Shift

6/16 7pm -8pm T-21 Club Virtual Bingo Host

Host a zoom meeting with NCDSA's T-21 Club (teens and adults with Down syndrome) to facilitate 5 rounds of Bingo. You should be familiar with Zoom features such as screen sharing, chat functions, and admitting participants into the meeting. The Bingo host is also responsible for utilizing an online bingo caller and engaging participant socialization during the call. All new hosts will be provided training and/or observation prior to hosting. Volunteers age 16+
- Must have stable internet connection

1 Hours Per Shift

All Reserved

6/26 2:30pm-5:30pm Sibshop Helper

Sibshops were created to give Siblings of individuals with Down Syndrome ages 8-14 a place to socialize and create bonds with others who share that similarity. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteers participate in all activities, help with small groups and provide a fun environment. Volunteers may or may not have a sibling with Down Syndrome. Volunteers 14+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd. STE 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

3 Hours Per Shift

6/29 12pm-3pm Homeschool Group

Assist with our homeschool group. Individuals ranging in age from toddler to middle school enjoy a few hours of play time and crafts while caregivers discuss homeschool curriculum, social opportunities and challenges. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteer ages 17+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd.
Suite 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

3 Hours Per Shift

6/30 7pm -8pm T-21 Club Virtual Bingo Host

Host a zoom meeting with NCDSA's T-21 Club (teens and adults with Down syndrome) to facilitate 5 rounds of Bingo. You should be familiar with Zoom features such as screen sharing, chat functions, and admitting participants into the meeting. The Bingo host is also responsible for utilizing an online bingo caller and engaging participant socialization during the call. All new hosts will be provided training and/or observation prior to hosting. Volunteers age 16+
- Must have stable internet connection

1 Hours Per Shift

Triangle Buddy Walk Event Planning Assistant

The Triangle Buddy Walk is NCDSA's Largest event! Planning starts in January to make this a success. Our planning and fundraising assistance help in all aspects of event planning.
Duties include but are not limited to

- marketing and social media support
- locating vendors for day for the event
- volunteer recruiting
- sending donation request for items needed
- planning incentives and challenges for teams
- planning logistics for day of event

Volunteers will work directly with event coordinator. Volunteers must be able to meet bi-weekly for a meeting/check in starting on 6/1 ( in person or virtually).

On Going- Office Volunteer

The NCDSA office is always bustling with activity! Activities conducted include connecting individuals with programs and services, planning and coordinating fundraising activities and events, and promoting NCDSA within the local community.

NCDSA is looking for people who are interested in volunteering at least once a week on a regular basis. Opportunities take place during regular business hours Monday through Thursday 10-3pm.

Responsibilities include helping with answering phones; taking messages and transferring calls; opening and sorting mail and faxes; organizing office spaces and files; greeting and assisting office visitors; organizing materials and assembling packets; folding and sorting T-shirts; designing graphics for events; preparing content for social media and emails.

Additional Requirements
- Volunteers should be comfortable interacting with others and follow simple directions.
- Must have good computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Google sheets.
- Must be able to lift 20 lbs.

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd
STE 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

On Going Virtual Volunteer

The NCDSA office is always bustling with activity! Activities conducted include connecting individuals with programs and services, planning and coordinating fundraising activities and events, and promoting NCDSA within the local community.

NCDSA is looking for people who are interested in volunteering virtually at least once a week on a regular basis. Opportunities take place at a time that is most convenient for you! Weekly check in is required.

Responsibilities include helping organize office files, hand writing and mailing cards; emailing donation requests; organizing materials and assembling packets; folding and sorting T-shirts; designing graphics for events; preparing content for social media and emails.

Additional Requirements
- Back Ground check may be required
- Must have good computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Google sheets.
- Must have stable internet connection

On Going- Small Projects

Small project volunteer opportunities are a great way for students to get involved with volunteering. Most tasks can be completed in less than 5 hours, over a weekend or holiday break. Tasks can be completed at home or the NCDSA office. Larger tasks can be giving to a school/ social club to complete as a group.

- Writing Thank You and Birthday cards
- Assembling/ organizing items for events
- organizing files
- emailing/ requesting donations

Requirements
- Must be able to complete task independently with either written or verbal instructions
- task must be completed with in a given time frame agreed upon with the Volunteer coordinator
- Volunteers must be able to pick up or make arrangements for delivery for any projects outside the office
- Basic knowledge of Google Docs / Microsoft is preferred but not required for some tasks

6/25 8:30am -12:30pm Social Saturday Helper

Social Saturday is an opportunity for individuals with Down syndrome to socialize with each other while they interact and play together. Each month will have a focused activity or special guest. Groups run hourly based on age. Volunteers will assist with craft and playtime. Volunteers must be hands on and engaging. Volunteer ages 16+

NCDSA Training Center
2621 Spring Forest Rd
STE 102
Raleigh, NC 27616

4 Hours Per Shift

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