Crisis Responder Volunteer
- 721 Oxford Ave, Eau Claire, WI 54703
- (715) 839-6975
- Recurrence: Recurring daily
- Location: Eau Claire
Crisis Response is a 24/7 volunteer program associated with Eau Claire County’s
District Attorney’s office. Our volunteers are placed on a monthly on-call schedule.
When on call, they may be called out by law enforcement to respond and assist a
victim or witness of a crime. Volunteers will assess the individual’s immediate safety
needs, and apply debriefing and defusing techniques to stabilize them. Volunteers
will then provide information about community resources and assist the victim in
accessing those resources. It is the volunteer’s job to spend as much time as
necessary with the victim/witness to make sure they are informed and safe before
leaving the scene.
District Attorney’s office. Our volunteers are placed on a monthly on-call schedule.
When on call, they may be called out by law enforcement to respond and assist a
victim or witness of a crime. Volunteers will assess the individual’s immediate safety
needs, and apply debriefing and defusing techniques to stabilize them. Volunteers
will then provide information about community resources and assist the victim in
accessing those resources. It is the volunteer’s job to spend as much time as
necessary with the victim/witness to make sure they are informed and safe before
leaving the scene.
You are Recruiting
Adults
Do you have any Physical Restrictions or Requirements?
No
Length of Volunteer Opportunities
Ongoing
Volunteer Schedule
Weekdays, Weekends
Estimated Hours Per Week
One weekday a month or one weekend (Friday-Sunday) a month
Required hours for Orientation and/or Training
3 hours for 5 weeks
Experience and/or Skills needed
Experience with Law Enforcement, Confidentiality, trauma, mental illness, substance abuse issues, and poverty issues
Adults
Do you have any Physical Restrictions or Requirements?
No
Length of Volunteer Opportunities
Ongoing
Volunteer Schedule
Weekdays, Weekends
Estimated Hours Per Week
One weekday a month or one weekend (Friday-Sunday) a month
Required hours for Orientation and/or Training
3 hours for 5 weeks
Experience and/or Skills needed
Experience with Law Enforcement, Confidentiality, trauma, mental illness, substance abuse issues, and poverty issues