Center for the Pacific Asian Family
1-800-339-3940 Toll Free 24-Hour Crisis Hotline

CPAF is committed to addressing the root causes of family violence and violence against women. To this end, we welcome everyone who will join us in our mission.

 

Donations
Join the movement to end abuse by making a tax-deductible donation to the Center for the Pacific Asian Family today! With your help, we believe it is possible to end violence in our communities. Just imagine if we all got involved and took a stand to end abuse in our homes, neighborhoods and communities. Here is how you can make a difference right now!

 

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Matching Gift Program

Many socially responsible employers have developed programs to encourage employee charitable giving. Ask your employer if they will match your donation dollar for dollar or even more. Contact CPAF for more information on how to double even triple your contribution!

 

Wills, Trusts and Life Insurance

Contact CPAF for more information.


Volunteer and Interns
CPAF views our volunteers and interns as an extension of our staff whose talents, skills, perspectives and work are vital to the achievement of our mission to build healthy and safe communities. Through their involvement in various CPAF programs, volunteers and interns establish healthy and rewarding relationships with survivors and help us to fulfill clients' specific cultural and language needs. The experience and knowledge of working with the women and their families enable volunteers to become resources to communities outside of CPAF on the issues of family violence and violence against women. E-mail Rucha Tadwalkar, Community Outreach Coordinator.

 

Activities
CPAF respects and values the unique perspectives, life experiences and creativity of our volunteers and interns. The program is constantly expanding as volunteers and interns are encouraged to assist in developing activities that draw upon their personal interests and talents, while at the same time providing needed services to the survivors. Listed below are some of our current volunteer opportunities:

 

  • Hotline
    Provide over-the-phone crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy and referral services to hotline callers
  • Language Bank
    Provide over-the-phone, in-person, and written language support for survivors
  • Children's Activities
    Supervise and participate in organized activities (arts and crafts, games, sports, etc.) for children
  • Tutoring and Academic Assistance
    Provide after-school tutoring, skills development and homework assistance for school-aged children as well as for women learning English as second language
  • Sexual Assault
    Provide support to sexual assault survivors through crisis intervention counseling and advocacy, including hospital accompaniment during forensic exams.
  • Fundraising and Special Events
    Assist staff with planning and executing special events and other fundraising efforts
  • Administrative Support
    Assist staff with administrative duties, including providing technical support in specialized areas or general office support like mailings, data entry and clerical work
  • Other
    Support for a variety of projects utilizing skills in graphic design, photography, video, computer/tech support, and marketing

 

Download the Circle of Change Volunteer Program brochure here.

 

Fill out a volunteer application now by clicking here.


Benefits for Volunteers and Interns

 

  • Make a positive and direct impact on the lives of women and children in crisis
  • Increase your knowledge about domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault and other issues critical to the health of our communities
  • Learn new skills and improve your ability to work with diverse groups of people
  • Give back to your community with your unique talents, skills and creativity
  • Work with and get to know other community members who share your commitment to ending violence
  • Gain valuable experience and network with community leaders

 

Volunteer Requirements

 

  • All volunteers are required to participate in a 65-hour domestic violence and sexual assault training program.
  • All volunteers who complete the mandatory training are asked to make a one-year commitment and serve a minimum of 10 hours per month.

 

Interested?  For more information, contact:
Rucha Tadwalkar
Community Outreach Coordinator
ruchat@cpaf.info
323-653-4045 ext. 225


Join Our Team
CPAF is an equal-opportunity employer.  We are currently hiring for the following positions:

 

 

Fill out a job application now by clicking here.