Address: 3636 Westown Pkwy, Ste 204
City: West Des Moines
Contact Person: Sarah Lettow
Phone: (515) 369-2572
E-mail: sarah@alsaiowa.org
Clientele: Iowans living with ALS and their families
Services Provided:
The ALS Association Iowa Chapter serves people with ALS, caregivers and their families. Our service area is the entire state of Iowa. Below is a list of the services we provide to those we serve: • Home Visits • Information/Referrals • Education/Outreach • Equipment Loan Program • Communication & Assistive Device Program • Multidisciplinary ALS Clinics • Quality of Life Grant Program • Support Groups • Volunteer Program • Online Resource Guide • Caregiver Learning Lab • Research • Advocacy • Newsletter • Library

Address: 3109 Old Hwy 218 S
City: Iowa City IA 52246
Contact Person: Dina Bishara
E-mail: info@bbbsjc.org
Website: http://www.bbbsjc.org/
Clientele: 5-18 year old youths
Services Provided:
one-to-one mentoring for youth, provided through a variety of community- and site-based programs designed to facilitate strong, long-lasting relationships between youth and their volunteer mentors

Address: 605 Greenwood Drive
City: Iowa City, IA 52246
Contact Person: Bill Tester, Activity Director
Phone: 319-338-7912
E-mail: billt@briarwoodhcc.com
Website: https://www.briarwoodhcc.com/about-us/
Clientele: Frail elderly and handicapped requiring 24/7 care/assist, and short term rehab
Services Provided:
Intermediate and Skilled Care

Address: PO Box 418
City: Monticello IA 52310
Contact Person: Tobi Luetkemeier
Phone: 319-465-5916 ext. 2340
E-mail: tobi@campcourageous.org
Website: http://www.campcourageous.org/
Clientele: We serve adults and children with intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities and other special needs regardless of age.
Services Provided:
Provide exceptional year-round recreational and respite care opportunities for individuals with special needs and their families. Camp provides opportunities for social and personal growth within a supportive environment.
Notes:

Volunteer Hours: The volunteer hours vary from each department:

Camp Counselors Summer hours are Sunday 2pm - Friday 2pm

Fall/Winter Monday 8am - Friday 2pm 

Respite Care weekend hours are Friday 5.30pm - Sunday 2pm

Administration hours are 8am - 4pm Monday - Saturday, Sunday noon to 4pm ( We will work with volunteers on the hours, volunteers can work a couple hours a day or all day.)

Maintenance/Facilities and Kitchen department could be hourly up to weeks

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Address: 4515 Melrose AVE
City: Iowa City IA 52246
Contact Person: Sean Bucheit
Phone: 319-887-2701
E-mail: sbucheit@abbehealth.org
Website: https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/residential-treatment.aspx
Clientele: Adults 18 and over with chronic mental illnesses.
Services Provided:
The mission of Chatham Oaks is to provide a continuum of care that includes safe, supportive, person driven residential treatment options to individuals with mental illness and/or disabilities improving quality of life and enhancing self-sufficiency to support the individual’s recovery process.

Address: 1121 Gilbert Ct
City: Iowa City IA 52240
Phone: 319-351-2726
E-mail: admin@jbuiltbycommunity.org
Website: https://builtbycommunity.org/volunteer/
Clientele: Anyone in need may contact the Crisis Intervention program; Johnson County residents are eligible for the Food Bank and Basic Needs Program
Services Provided:
Crisis Intervention via phone, chat and text; Food assistance (both mobile and at our main location); Basic Needs Program: Anyone in need may contact the Crisis Intervention program; Johnson County residents are eligible for the Food Bank, Mobile Pantry, and Emergency Assistance programs

Address: 1120 University Capitol Center
City: Iowa City, IA 52242
Contact Person: Jo Butterfield
Phone: 319-335-0351
E-mail: civic@uiowa.edu
Website: http://www.iowacivic.org
Clientele: Professional development for international visitors
Services Provided:
CIVIC coordinates people-to-people exchanges between international visitors and residents of eastern Iowa’s Creative Corridor. As a member of Global Ties U.S., CIVIC collaborates with the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program to host current & emerging international leaders who work in both public and private sectors. By programming meetings between visitors and their professional peers, hosting home hospitality dinners, and sharing the rich culture of our community, CIVIC builds global ties locally.

Address: 1213 Gilbert Court
City: Iowa City, IA 52240
Contact Person: Christine Maust Beachy, MSW
Phone: 319-337-5924
E-mail: crowdedcloset.volunteer@gmail.com
Website: http://www.crowdedcloset.org/
Clientele: Local customers, donors, and volunteers
Services Provided:
Crowded Closet Thrift Shop processes and sells quality donated items to support Mennonite Central Committee, an organization responding to basic human needs and working for peace and justice around the world.

Address: 2210 9th St. #1
City: Coralville
Contact Person: Dorene Nott
Phone: 319-338-0515
E-mail: dnott@elderserviceins.org
Clientele: Seniors
Services Provided:
We provide hot meals to senior citizens in Iowa City, North Liberty, and Coralville, in a social setting or delivered to homebound seniors.

Address: 1325 Ashley Drive
City: Iowa City
Contact Person: Katie Dillon
Phone: 319-530-4729
E-mail: katie.dillon@shelterhouseiowa.org
Website: https://shelterhouseiowa.org/volunteer/
Clientele: People experiencing mental illness who are at increased risk of homelessness.
Services Provided:
Group sessions, Housing, Case Management, Employment, and in-house medical doctor and psychiatrist

Address: 1916 Waterfront Drive
City: Iowa City
Contact Person: Human Resources (humanresources@fouroaks.org) and for Iowa City site volunteering/internships contact Nikki Hines (nhines@fouroaks.org). All volunteers and interns must apply online first at www.fouroaks.org.
Phone: 319-337-4523
E-mail: info@fouroaks.org
Website: https://www.fouroaks.org
Clientele: children, youth and families requiring crisis intervention, placement outside of the home, independent living skills, supervision, parenting skills, or day treatment
Services Provided:
Crisis intervention counseling, emergency residential services, assessment, education, recreation, behavior management, group and individual counseling.

Address: 26 E. Market St
City: Iowa City IA
Contact Person: Kelly Teeselink
E-mail: info@girlsontherun.org
Website: https://www.girlsontheruniowa.org/coach
Clientele: 3rd-8th grade girls
Services Provided:
Girls on the Run inspires girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. Over a 10-week period girls explore and discuss their own beliefs around experiences and challenges girls face at this age and develop strategies and skills to help them navigate life experiences. Through it, they also make new friends, build their confidence and celebrate all that makes them unique. Physical activity is woven into the program to inspire an appreciation of fitness and to build habits that lead to a lifetime of health. At the end of each 10-week session, the girls participate in a Girls on the Run 5k event. This celebratory, non-competitive event is the culminating experience of the curriculum. Crossing the finish line is a defining moment when the girls realize that even the seemingly impossible IS possible.
Notes:

kelly.teeselink@girldontherun.org

Address: 1451 Coral Ridge AVE
City: Coralville IA 52241
Phone: 319-625-6255
E-mail: volunteer@theicm.org
Website: https://www.theicm.org
Clientele: children and families
Services Provided:
interactive informal learning environment

Address: 1025 Wade St
City: Iowa City, IA 52240
Contact Person: Nora Heaton and Sarah Valiga
Phone: 319-351-5665
E-mail: volunteer@iowacityhospice.org
Website: http://iowacityhospice.org/volunteer/
Clientele: Terminally ill patients and their families
Services Provided:
The care of the patient is directed by the personal physician who works in consultation with the Hospice team. The Hospice staff evaluates the special needs of each patient and family and establishes a plan of care. A Hospice nurse works closely with the physician in the delivery of physical care, monitoring pain and symptoms control and making intermittent skilled nursing visits. A Hospice social worker provides supportive counseling. Referral to other agencies is arranged when specialized resources are needed. Pastoral care staff serve as liaison with the family’s own clergy and are available, when requested, to provide direct pastoral care. The support of the trained volunteers is a service offered to each patient and family to assist with a wide range of practical needs. Bereavement care is available to each family through a yearlong program managed by professional staff and supplemented with trained volunteers

Address: 2200 Oakdale Road
City: Coralville IA 52241
Contact Person: DeEtte McCaw
Phone: 319-351-8440
E-mail: sdowd@careinitiatives.org
Website: http://www.careinitiatives.org/lantern-park-specialty-care
Clientele: Nursing home residents
Services Provided:
Nursing home and rehabilitation

Address: 2049 120th St NW
City: Swisher, IA 52338
Contact Person: Maggie Elliott
Phone: (319) 330-9577
E-mail: volunteeratmiraclesinmotion@gamail.com
Website: https://miraclesinmotion.com/pages/volunteer
Clientele: Children and adults with special needs; military veterans
Services Provided:
Therapeutic riding classes for kids with special needs; hippotherapy

Address: 2237 245 St
City: Delhi
Contact Person: Angie Gudenkauf
Phone: 563-922-2881
E-mail: agudenkauf@abbehealth.org
Website: https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/residential-treatment.aspx
Clientele: Adults 18 and over with chronic mental illnesses.
Services Provided:
The mission of Penn Center is to provide a continuum of care that includes safe, supportive, person driven residential treatment options to individuals with mental illness and/or disabilities improving quality of life and enhancing self-sufficiency to support the individual’s recovery process.

Address: 429 Southgate Ave
City: Iowa City
Contact Person: Anthony Forchetti
Phone: 319-338-5416 ext. 226
E-mail: volunteer@shelterhouseiowa.org
Website: https://shelterhouseiowa.org/volunteer/
Clientele: People experiencing homelessness
Services Provided:
Emergency Shelter, Case Management, Job Lab, Drop-In Services

Address: 2620 Muscatine Ave
City: Iowa City, IA 52240
Contact Person: Mariah Simmons
Phone: 319-351-5017
E-mail: mariahsimmons@arcsei.org
Website: http://www.arcsei.org
Clientele: Adults and children with disabilities
Services Provided:
Respite, Consumer Directed Assisted Care, Job Coaching, Weekend Programming, Holiday Parties, Supported Community Living.
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Address: 355 Iowa Ave. (Youth Center) 1700 S 1st Ave (Main Office)
City: Iowa City
Contact Person: Meg Quigley
Phone: 319-338-7518
E-mail: meg.quigley@unitedactionforyouth.org
Website: https://bit.ly/uayvol
Clientele: 12-18 year old youth and their families primarily in Johnson County
Services Provided:
Youth counseling, arts, support groups, health education, crisis intervention, runaway intervention, substance abuse prevention
Notes:

All potential volunteers must fill out an application: bit.ly/uayvol; following application submission, an interview may be scheduled, followed by mandatory orientation.

Address: 1556 South First Ave. Suite B
City: Iowa City
Contact Person: Sarah Martinez
Phone: 319-338-3870
E-mail: ed@access2independence.org
Website: https://access2independence.org/programs/visability/
Clientele: Residents of Iowa City 18+ with a disability
Services Provided:
VisAbility is an annual photovoice project that teaches individuals with disabilities in the Iowa City community photography for self-advocacy. Participants will take photos based on themes to share their disability experience in Iowa City related to inclusion, accessibility, and equity. Exhibitions of participants' work at the end of the program will be held in the community to promote community discussion. Information gathered from the program overall will be used to make policy recommendations to the City of Iowa City to improve disability experience.