Make A Difference
Volunteer with Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas
Looking for a way to make a big impact in a short amount of time? Student volunteer opportunities are a great way to earn service hours and engage in the community by giving a few hours at a time. Whether it's a few hours after school or on the weekends, your time and energy can help change the lives of others when you commit to a one-time or recurring student volunteer opportunity.
The opportunities below are available for student volunteers. We greatly appreciate all volunteers who are able to support our mission – in big and small ways.
To view all of our volunteer opportunities, visit our main Volunteer page.
Current Openings for Student Volunteers
Contact Us
Do you have questions for our Volunteer Engagement Team? Connect with us at [email protected] or 913.433.2100.
All inquiries unrelated to volunteer opportunities should be submitted through the general Contact Us page. Thank you!
Volunteer Team Phone Number
913.433.2100
Social Media
Current Volunteer Resources
Below are helpful resources and documents that pertain to your volunteer work with our agency. For any additional questions email us.
Learn More About Our Different Volunteer Types:
Please email us directly for additional information regarding all volunteer opportunities.
For the safety of those we serve, all Core Volunteers 18 and older must complete VIRTUS Training and a background check.
Volunteer Hope Stories and Blog Posts
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