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Volunteer

 

We invite you to learn more about PPSBVSLO

Your volunteer or internship participation can make a critical difference to our organization and to the patients we serve. To learn more about how you can volunteer or intern at Planned Parenthood of Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo Counties, Inc.:

Call 805.963.2445 x128 and ask for a volunteer/intern application or fill out an application online. You can contact the Coordinator of Volunteer Services at:

PPSBVSLO
518 Garden Street
Santa Barbara, CA
805.963.2445 x128 phone
805.965.6981 fax
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Why volunteer at PP?
By becoming a volunteer or intern at PPSBVSLO you gain valuable experience and job-related skills. You expand your knowledge and understanding of issues facing Planned Parenthood patients, and you learn about the public policy issues a pro-choice organization faces. But most importantly, you help ensure the continuation of high quality, affordable and accessible reproductive health care for all.

As a volunteer or intern at Planned Parenthood,
what can I do?

We offer a number of interesting and challenging assignments. There are both short-term and long-term assignments available in all areas of our agency, including clinical services, development, public affairs and in our administration.


Current Openings
Check out the volunteer and intern positions available in Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria, and Ventura.


What does Planned Parenthood offer to its volunteers?
As a Planned Parenthood volunteer or intern, your experience will be a good one. Plus, after 96 hours of service, volunteers are entitled to contraceptive and minor reproductive health care services at the clinic in which they volunteer.

What can I expect as a PP volunteer?
We carefully screen and train all volunteers and interns. In order to provide assignments that are important and meaningful, we are looking for individuals who will make a firm commitment to Planned Parenthood and who will perform their assignments reliably and consistently. We have discovered that the more a volunteer puts into his or her assignment, the more that individual gains. You have the right to expect:

  • Responsibilities suited to your interests and abilities.
  • Initial and ongoing training from professional staff.
  • Orientation to the organization.
  • Availability of paid staff to answer any questions or address concerns.
  • Staff to listen to your honest feedback.

As a volunteer or intern at Planned Parenthood
we ask you to:

  • Support Planned Parenthood's mission and policies.
  • Strictly adhere to our confidentiality policy at all times.
  • Complete required orientation and training.
  • Check in with staff each time you have a question or concern.
  • Make a minimum commitment to a specified term of service.
  • Be reliable in your time commitment.
  • Be responsible for carrying out your service assignment.
  • Keep accurate record of your hours of service.
  • Give honest feedback.

How to get started:

  • Learn all you can about Planned Parenthood by browsing this web site to make sure this is where you want to volunteer or intern.
  • If you decide that Planned Parenthood is the agency for you, the first step is to fill out an application. Either fill out an online application or contact us to receive a complete packet of information.

Click here for our online application!

PPSBVSLO
518 Garden Street
Santa Barbara, CA
805.963-2445 x128 phone
805.965.6981 fax
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Please join us!

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