Chaperone for Saturday Field Trips

Role Summary: Trip Chaperones support staff members during off-site trips by helping supervise residents and children, ensuring safety, and assisting with logistics. This role helps create a smooth, enjoyable, and well-organized outing for everyone involved. Scheduling & Commitment This is a flexible volunteer role Volunteers may choose when they are available to help Each month, volunteers will receive a text message with upcoming trip details, including where the group is going, dates, times, and when help is needed Trips typically take place on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Please arrive 5–10 minutes early when you sign up for a trip

Key Responsibilities: Assist the staff member in supervising the group and ensuring no one wanders off Help keep track of residents, children, and belongings during outings Drive the organization's 12-passenger van or another vehicle (please notify staff if you are not comfortable driving) Offer support to moms with children or babies—ask before helping Help maintain a positive, calm, and respectful environment throughout the trip Follow all staff instructions and safety guidelines General Expectations & Guidelines Arrive on time and be prepared for the day Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing or jackets Bring a bagged lunch (no energy drinks, please) Do not take photos of residents or children If you need to cancel at the last minute, please call 603-692-3100 ext. 7 to notify the staff on duty Be flexible, patient, and ready to help where needed Have fun and enjoy spending time with the group! Volunteer Boundaries & Conduct No Purchases or Promises: Volunteers may not buy items for residents or promise to buy anything Maintain Boundaries: Do not share personal contact information with residents Appropriate Conversation: Do not share personal problems or private matters with residents

Qualifications: Reliable and punctual Comfortable working with women and children Valid driver's license (if driving) Ability to walk and stand for extended periods