The Coordinated Transportation Services Volunteer Driver Opportunity is your chance to make a meaningful difference. As a volunteer driver, you play a vital role by providing rides for non-emergency medical appointments, food-related trips, and crucial visits to human service agencies.

As a volunteer, we work with you. We appreciate the value of your time. You decide when, how much, or how little you would like to help, on an as needed basis. Volunteers are the lifeline of what we do! Volunteers use their own vehicles and reimbursement is available for all miles driven, meals and/or parking expenses incurred on an authorized transport.

If you would like more information about becoming a volunteer driver, please call 2-1-1 HELPLINE at 2-1-1 or 1-800-346-2211 and ask for Coordinated Transportation Services.

Become a Peer Leader with the Living Healthy Southern Tier program and help empower community members to take control of their health. As a Peer Leader, you’ll co-facilitate evidence-based workshops that support individuals living with chronic conditions or chronic pain. Co-lead 6-week workshops using an evidence-based curriculum, create a supportive and respectful group environment, encourage participant engagement and self-management, attend required leader training and periodic refresher sessions. Click here to view the full volunteer description.

Learn more, go to: www.ihsnet.org/living-healthy-southern-tier/

Girls on the Run offers fun, evidence-based programs that inspire girls of all abilities to build confidence, develop kindness, and strengthen decision-making skills. Through dynamic lessons and running activities, participants learn valuable life skills and discover the important connection between physical and emotional health.

The success and impact of Girls on the Run of the Southern Tier depend on dedicated volunteers like you — individuals who are passionate about empowering girls to reach their limitless potential. Join us and help make a lasting difference in the lives of young girls across our community. Learn more, go to: www.gotrst.org. Click here to view the full volunteer description.

The Receptionist serves as the front-line ambassador for IHS, providing welcoming, professional, and efficient service to clients, visitors, and staff. This role ensures smooth front‐office operations including greeting guests, answering phones, routing inquiries, and performing clerical and administrative support tasks. Click here to view the full volunteer description.

The Receptionist serves as the front-line ambassador for IHS, providing welcoming, professional, and efficient service to clients, visitors, and staff. This role ensures smooth front‐office operations including greeting guests, answering phones, routing inquiries, and performing clerical and administrative support tasks. Click here to view the full volunteer description.

Help make a difference in your community by ensuring individuals have access to reliable transportation for essential appointments and services. As a Coordinated Transportation Support Volunteer, you’ll play a key behind-the-scenes role by assisting with ride scheduling and making confirmation calls to clients and drivers. Assist staff with scheduling and coordinating rides in the transportation system, Update schedules, maintain accurate records, and report any changes or cancellations, communicate courteously and professionally with clients, drivers, and partner agencies, support the transportation team in improving service efficiency and client satisfaction. Click here to view the full volunteer description.

Become a vital part of your community by volunteering as a 211 Helpline Calls Specialist. In this role, you’ll provide essential information and support to individuals seeking resources, guidance, and referrals for health, human services, and community programs. Your help ensures that callers receive timely and accurate assistance when they need it most. Click here to view the full volunteer description.