Volunteer Opportunities
Give the Gift of Time
Become a
JNCS Volunteer
JNCS Volunteer
Do you have a special talent or gift? Become more involved and share your talents and gifts with us! We are always looking for people to help. Whether it is joining a committee, helping to plan a fundraiser, doing some office work, or helping to paint a house, our volunteers provide an important service.
You must be 18 years of age to volunteer. Client safety is paramount at JNCS and as such, we may request additional information from you.
Volunteer Application Form
Donations to JNCS help make sure individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities get the customized support they need to live a quality life in our California communities.
Our organizational training department at Jay Nolan Community Services has a threefold mission. First, to provide training to new employees so that they are equipped with the information and skills they need to be successful on the job. Second, to provide ongoing training and skill set that aid in the professional development and retention of incumbent staff. And third, to develop and create events and opportunities for community outreach through our educational programs and advocacy involvement.
Do you have a special talent or gift? Become more involved and share your talents and gifts with us! We are always looking for people to help. Whether it is joining a committee, helping to plan a fundraiser, doing some office work, or helping to paint a house, our volunteers provide an important service.
Promotional programs allow you to use your favorite services while helping support Jay Nolan Community Services. When you shop with one of our partners, a percentage of your purchase on eligible products, is donated to Jay Nolan Community Services.
Becoming a corporate sponsor is a good way to show that you care and helps strengthen the community. Your support helps us to provide better and greater care to more people in need. As a corporate partner, we believe that our success is your success too!
If you are an employer looking for quality employees, consider hiring a person with a disability. Studies have shown that people with disabilities make excellent, hard-working employees. It’s good for business. It’s good for the community. And, you may even be eligible for a special tax incentive.
Join us in supporting legislation and advocacy efforts that help individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities live independent lives in their communities.