Rape Crisis Services
Are you interested in becoming a peer counselor in issues of violence against women? The Counselor/Advocate Program offers an intensive 70 hour volunteer training Against Violence Against Women. This training typically begins in mid-September. Participants will gain experience in individual peer counseling and support, 24-hour emergency hotline crisis intervention, and resources and referral. The Counselor/Advocate Program works on campus and throughout Hampshire County to end violence against women. We are particularly interested in recruiting a diverse staff which is representative of our community. Applications are accepted at any time. Apply now

Community Education
Are you interested in ending violence through education? The Educator Advocate Program offers an intensive, 70-hour training on sexual violence, relationship violence and related topics. Participants are also trained in the facilitation of educational workshops, events and other types of educational projects. Our program offers educational programs at UMass, other local colleges, middle and high schools, community organization and businesses throughout Hampshire County. Apply now

Information and Support Services
Are you interested in working in a supportive and interactive environment helping campus and community women? Do you wish to develop your professional skills? If you are able to attend a 40-hour training, commit to 8-10 hours a week for at least two semesters of work, we invite you to apply for our Volunteer, Work-Study and Internship opportunities in Resource Referral. Apply now

Counseling Services Program
Ten month Counseling field placements are available for Master's level students.