Columbia County Women's Resource Center empowers our community to live safe healthy lives, free from abuse. We provide services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.

All individuals who contact CCWRC are provided with free services, information and referral.

• 24-hour crisis line
• On-scene response to sexual violence
• Assistance with Crime Victims Compensation Program
• Assistance with temporary restraining orders
• Temporary shelter
• Community Education
• Information and Referral
• Legal Advocacy
• Systems Advocacy
• Outreach to rural victims
• Domestic Violence Victim Advocacy
• Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy
• Court Accompaniment
• Work Experience/training placement
• Support Groups
• Assistance navigating the criminal justice system

Volunteers are essential for our organization. We are a small nonprofit and volunteers help us to be able to continue to deliver vital services to our community. CCWRC has positions for volunteers across all our service areas and often have special projects that can be completed by volunteers that would appeal to a wide variety of interests. The following list includes our standard volunteer positions but we encourage potential volunteers to contact us if they are interested in learning a particular skill or putting their talents to use in a creative way.

Positions Include:

• Front Desk Customer Service and Clerical Office
• Child Care for Parents in Support Groups
• Crisis Line Operator
• Emergency Transportation
• Court Observation
• Fundraising
• Event Planning
• Fund Development and Grant Writing
• Gardening
• Serve as a Board Member
• Serve on a Committee
• History Projects
• Janitorial Services
• Victims Advocacy

We provide training to our volunteers for free; we hold quarterly direct service training as well as a large amount of on the job training for these positions.