Volunteers can contribute in many ways. The majority of our volunteers assist at the host congregations:
We also utilize volunteer mentors for guests who have left the program, tutor kids or provide specialized services, like resume writing, financial counseling or provide tech support, do upkeep on our Day Center, drive the Family Promise van, as well as help out with special events. If you are unsure of how best to contribute, contact our office at 918-815-3457 or via email at asikes@familypromisewc-ok.org
Family Promise is one of more than 200 Networks that bring together faith communities to help families by providing safe-home like accommodations and healthy meals served in a community setting. The foundation of Family Promise is hospitality which is why families served are referred to as 'guests' and the volunteers as 'hosts'. It is in this environment that we believe we can help families maintain their dignity, even under the harshest of circumstances.
Volunteers who wish to have direct contact with guest must complete 1 ½ hour FPWCOK training which details the causes and impact of homelessness, the Family Promise Network model, and how to interact with guests. Please call the office for the next training date.
Customers have questions, you have answers. Display the most frequently asked questions, so everybody benefits.Yes, in fact, unaffiliated volunteers are a critical to our operations. Unaffiliated volunteers help mentor family members, fill holes in congregational schedules, transport guests, plan events, and help maintain our day center. If you would like to volunteer, contact our office at 918-815-3457 or asikes@familypromisewc-ok.org.
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