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Volunteer Sign-Up Is Open — Choose Your Role!
We’re now ready to assign specific volunteer roles for our National Child Abuse Prevention month in April, and we’d love for you to choose what works best for you. Check out the Volunteer Committee’s page and then enter your availability and our team will be in touch.
Be informed—because informed people create change.
By learning the signs of child abuse and understanding how trauma affects development, you become part of a community that protects, supports, and uplifts children. Sharing what you know helps create safer spaces and stronger futures for kids and families.
Every child deserves safety, healing, and the chance to thrive. When you donate, volunteer, intern, schedule prevention training, or advocate
Every child deserves safety and healing, yet many face barriers to care. When you donate, volunteer, intern, schedule prevention training, or advocate alongside us, you help remove barriers and expand access to care. Your time and voice make a real difference. Explore the options below to see how you can be part of the positive change.
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Volunteering
Share your unique talents or skills to support Juliette’s House and the children we serve. Whether you have a one-time project idea or want to contribute your expertise through ongoing volunteer efforts, reach out to us and we can explore opportunities that are the right fit for you!
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Interning
If you're pursuing a college degree in social work, education, non-profits, psychology, or healthcare, Juliette's House could be the perfect opportunity for your professional goals! Likewise, if you're a high school student aiming to fulfill service hours or explore non-profit organizations, Juliette's House could be a great fit for you!
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Prevention Education
Juliette's House offers free prevention education training for individuals, groups, businesses, and schools in Yamhill County and surrounding towns. Contact Juliette’s House to request a training with us, or we can certainly come to you!
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Policy Support
Nonprofits across the U.S. are facing serious financial strain due to cuts in government grants, inflation, and shifting donor priorities. Many have reduced staff and programs, especially in crucial areas like social services, the arts, youth development, and mental health. Organizations are increasingly seeking private funding and emergency aid to stay afloat.