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Volunteer Opportunities by The Retreat
Volunteering at The Retreat
The Retreat welcomes both individuals and corporate groups who are interested in supporting our organization through volunteerism. We offer opportunities in East Hampton, Bridgehampton, Riverhead, and Hauppauge. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator with questions or to return your completed application.
We look forward to welcoming you to another year of life-affirming work and being together – virtually and in person! Please check out some of the diverse volunteer opportunities that directly support our client services, education initiatives and extensive community outreach, advocacy and marketing, “friendraising” and, of course, fundraising.
To ensure the safety and security of our clients and staff, all positions working directly with clients or in our residential shelter require fingerprinting and a background check. You must have your own transportation if the volunteer position requires you to be at any of The Retreat’s locations or if you are participating in an event.
We hope you will find a project or activity of interest.
For any questions or inquiries, please contact:
Mady Schuman, Volunteer Coordinator
volunteers@theretreatinc.org 631-329-4398 ext.112
Volunteer Opportunities
Join a Committee or Team
- Learn more about issues related to domestic and sexual violence. Read books and articles, attend lectures, watch educational television shows.
- Evaluate your own language, beliefs and attitudes about traditional gender roles, roles in relationships, and the issues of domestic and sexual violence as a whole.
- Address un-informed remarks and offensive jokes that you may hear from other people. Re-educate people, or let them know that you are not tolerant of their behaviors.
- Do not support movies, television shows or other forms of mass media that portray eroticized violence against women and children.
- Write letters to newspapers, magazines, companies and politicians expressing your support or concerns about their practices.
- Model respectful behavior for children.
- Be supportive of people who are survivors of domestic or sexual violence. Do not practice victim-blaming.
- Support organizations and legislation that empower people in our society who are most vulnerable to domestic and sexual violence.
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