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Carolyn Silveria
“It has been a total privilege to volunteer at JSHC. As a speech pathology student, I’ve gained so much experience as to what working in the field is like. Each of the 100+ hours I’ve volunteered at the center has been as rewarding as the next and the staff respects the volunteer position just as if I were actually an employee. Even if you have just a few hours a month, giving your time to help out at JSHC is worth every second!”
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Alicia Franklin
“In the summer of 2012, I was in the process of pursuing my master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. Part of my semester required that I obtain so many hours volunteering with an organization that assisted people with disabilities. Doing some research, I discovered Jacksonville Speech and Hearing. Although I started off volunteering as a mandatory need for a semester, I stayed on afterwards. I loved going out into the community and assisting with hearing screenings and health fairs. Even though I was only a part time volunteer, I felt I was given the opportunity to make a difference in the education of the community.”
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Kiona Walker
“My first week was just the last rain drop before the rainbow appeared with the pot of gold at the other side. It was a lot to cover bases with the welcoming staff and learning names. At the Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center, it is more of a family-oriented environment. As weeks passed by, I realized the great opportunity I had to work on the silent auction list for the gathering of community supporters for FinFest. Each day I updated information by calling and confirming the point of contacts and addresses. Also, I was so excited to know that I actually had a key role in training the new silent auction coordinator for the upcoming event. Working here at the Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center has opened my eyes on how this world goes around. I have had a great time exploring different assignments around the office, from superbills to helping with rebilling the Veterans Affairs office.”
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Questions about volunteering? Please contact Erika Hooper for more information at [email protected] about how you can make an important difference with our organization.
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