The Council is supported by a group of concerned citizens - our membership. Members assist the Council through their donations of time and talent volunteering as board members, speakers, and group facilitators. The most important function of our membership is being informed advocates for our efforts. The more each of us knows, the better we are to create a drug-free community.
The Hays Caldwell Council is a private, non-profit organization funded through a variety of sources. Your financial support and contributions of goods, services and volunteer time enable us to continue to provide quality substance abuse programs in Hays and Caldwell counties.
You can be assured that your contributions to the Council are used effectively and wisely. A volunteer board of caring conscientious citizens guide program efforts, and an independent audit is conducted each year.
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
Office Tasks – Help is always needed with data entry, preparations for support groups and trainings and general clerical work.
Internships - Internships are available for college students. Contact the Council about available opportunities.
Support Group Co-Facilitator – Help co-facilitate a school based support group for 6-12 youth using our award winning curricula. Training is offered in the fall and spring. Must attend training and make a semester long commitment.
Speakers Bureau– Each year the Council reaches thousands through educational presentations. The Council has a variety of topics relating to alcohol and drug abuse available for presentations.
Board of Directors – Volunteers representing diverse segments of our community are needed to serve on the Board of Directors. Representatives include but not limited to clergy, educators, law enforcement, and attorneys.
How You Can Help