Volunteers

As a Project Access Northwest community volunteer, you will make a difference in your life and the lives of others. We need volunteers with a variety of backgrounds, skills and experience. Volunteers enable more patients to access needed care and will make a marked difference in the health of the community and our patients served.

What can I do as a volunteer at Project Access Northwest?

At Project Access Northwest, we need volunteers with a variety of backgrounds, skills and experience. Volunteers help us help our patients to access needed care and make a marked difference in the health of the community and our patients.

For more information, please contact Melissa Johnson, Development Director, at melissaj@projectaccessnw.org or 206-496-1591.

What qualifications do I need to volunteer at Project Access Northwest?

• Ability to listen and communicate well with diverse populations
• Flexibility, patience and creativity
• Basic data entry and research skills
• Ability to learn quickly
• Organizational skills and strong attention to detail
• Belief in the mission and goals of Project Access Northwest

What are the benefits of volunteering at Project Access Northwest?

• Volunteers will gain considerable work experience and skill development.
• Volunteers do work to directly benefit the mission of Project Access Northwest and individuals served.
• Volunteers make a difference in the of the community clinics and contribute to the health of the community.
• Volunteers will gain knowledge about the non-profit environment.
• A work record will be kept for the volunteer (with timesheets and feedback) so the position will provide them with valuable job or school references.

Where will I volunteer?

Project Access Northwest's administrative offices are located in Seattle on Capitol Hill near Broadway and Madison.