Volunteer
Interested in Volunteering at Crisis Pregnancy Center of Gaston County, Inc.?
Every woman facing unplanned pregnancy deserves compassionate, life-affirming care, accurate information, and a supportive community. Our work is carried out by a team of staff and volunteers who are dedicated to building a culture of life in Gaston County, North Carolina. Whether you have medical training, administrative skills, or simply a heart to serve, there is a place for you at Crisis Pregnancy Center of Gaston County.
Take a look at our volunteer opportunities to see where you fit best!
Volunteer Training is held twice a year at CPC.
Training sessions are currently held on five consecutive Tuesdays. All classes are held here at the Center with evening sessions from 6:30 PM until 10:00 PM. Training is open to any current volunteer who wants to refresh their understanding of the topics covered.
We also offer regular In-service training sessions. We focus on continuing our growth and knowledge of how we can better serve our clients.
“One of the things that impressed me about Crisis Pregnancy Center was the quality of training.”
Volunteer Opportunities
After-Abortion Support Group Facilitator
Support group facilitators lead our after-abortion recovery program, creating a safe and confidential space where women can process their experiences, find community, and find healing. Facilitators are trained in our program curriculum and supported by our clinical staff throughout.
Ideal for: Those with experience in group facilitation, peer support, counseling, or ministry. Personal experience with after-abortion healing may be helpful.
Volunteer Nurse — Pregnancy Testing
Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses can serve our clients by administering pregnancy tests and options consultations. This is an opportunity to use your clinical skills in a pro-life environment where every patient encounter carries lasting significance.
Requirements: Current RN or LPN licensure in North Carolina. All medical volunteers operate under the oversight of Gaston County’s licensed medical director and within applicable state regulations.
Ideal for: Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, or nursing students under appropriate supervision.
Intercessor
A person who commits to pray 15-30 minutes on a specific day of the week for staff, volunteers, and ministry needs.
Client Advocate
A person who has completed the Volunteer Training class and works one-on-one with clients. You will be trained to listen, educate, and provide a source of hope to clients that seek our services. We encourage a commitment to a 4-hour shift once a week for the crisis pregnancy client advocate.
So Much More Volunteer
Works flexible hours pulling orders for clients and washing, folding, hanging, and organizing donated maternity and baby clothing.
Church Liaison
No special training required, just a willingness to represent this ministry to your local church fellowship. Liaisons help in promoting special events and needs of the Crisis Pregnancy Center and coordinate their churches’ involvement.
Special Events Development
Assist in the various fundraising events of the ministry. Requires short term commitments; work closely with Executive Director and staff members.
Maintenance Volunteer
Various tasks available such as mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges and edging.