Complete Aftercare for Trafficking Survivors: Trauma-Informed, Survivor Focused, Holistic Care
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Volunteer with Dahlia’s Hope

Our Mission

Dahlia’s Hope provides multi-faceted, holistic, trauma-informed aftercare services to survivors of sex trafficking and sexual violence through licensed and experienced therapists. We also address the residual impacts of trauma on families, children, and future generations.

Our commitment is to meet each survivor where they are in their stage of recovery and support them in building and maintaining a successful, independent life filled with hope for the future.

Volunteer support that strengthens

aftercare, outreach, and community impact.

Volunteers are an important part of the Dahlia’s Hope community. By offering your time, skills, and care, you help expand our capacity to support survivors of sex trafficking while honoring safety, dignity, and choice.

Volunteering with Dahlia’s Hope is non-clinical, trauma-informed, and fully supported by staff. We invite you to learn more about what volunteering looks like before deciding if it’s the right fit for you.

What Volunteers Do

  • Event & Tabling Support
    Assist with registration, guest flow, merchandise sales, donation support, and event setup/breakdown.

  • Fundraising & Outreach Support
    Support community engagement and donor-facing activities using approved messaging and materials.

  • Skilled & Creative Support
    Share pre-approved professional, creative, or operational skills that support Dahlia’s Hope programs, events, or organizational needs.

  • Lead Volunteer Coordinator Roles
    Experienced volunteers may grow into leadership roles supporting major events such as our Gala or Golf Tournament.

All volunteer roles are task-based, non-clinical, and supervised by staff.

Volunteers serve in a variety of non-clinical, supervised roles, including:

What Volunteers Do Not Do

To protect survivor safety and maintain professional boundaries, volunteers do not:
  • Provide clinical or therapeutic services

  • Access survivor records or private information

  • Transport survivors

  • Photograph or record survivors or survivor spaces

Staff are always available to guide and support volunteers if questions arise.

to Safety & Trauma-Informed Care

Dahlia’s Hope is committed to creating an environment grounded in:

  • Physical and emotional safety

  • Choice, consent, and respect

  • Clear boundaries and expectations

  • Supervision and support

Volunteers receive orientation and role-specific guidance before serving.

What to Expect

Our volunteer onboarding process is designed to be clear, respectful, and supportive:


When You Apply

  1. Submit a volunteer application

  2. Complete a background check

  3. Review and sign a consent & confidentiality agreement

  4. Attend an orientation and role-specific briefing

Volunteers may decline opportunities or end service at any time.

Is Volunteering Right for You?

Volunteering with Dahlia’s Hope may be a good fit if you:


  • Respect boundaries and confidentiality

  • Are comfortable following staff direction

  • Want to contribute in a non-clinical role

  • Value trauma-informed, survivor-centered work

If you’re unsure, we encourage you to review our

Volunteer Handbook before applying.

Our Commitment

Bright living room with modern inventory
Bright living room with modern inventory
Bright living room with modern inventory
Bright living room with modern inventory

Thank you for your interest in supporting Dahlia’s Hope. Every role matters, and every volunteer helps strengthen hope.

If you feel aligned with our mission and approach, we invite you to take the next step.

Ready to Learn More?