Who can volunteer?
Anyone with an interest in working with people with disabilities and a desire to serve the community can volunteer with YATC. Volunteers include students, retirees, professionals, and people with disabilities.
What do YATC volunteers do?
Volunteers perform tasks similar to those of YATC members. They may participate in ongoing YATC activities, or may choose to become involved in specific service projects.
What are the benefits of volunteering with YATC?
As with most volunteer opportunities, YATC volunteers reap the benefits of giving back to one’s community. A sense of personal satisfaction and empowerment, as well as feelings of belonging are often reported. Volunteers receive comprehensive training, have opportunities to network, and gain leadership experience. In particular, YATC volunteers have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young adults with disabilities.
How can I become a volunteer?
If you would like to volunteer with YATC, please download and complete our Volunteer Intake Form [DOC] and return it to Molly Edwards. If you have any questions about our volunteer opportunities, and for additional opportunities not listed on the site, please give Molly a call!
Molly Edwards
The OSU Nisonger Center
279 McCampbell Hall
1581 Dodd Drive
Columbus, OH 43210
Email: medwards@yatcohio.org
Phone: 614.292.9894
Fax: 614.292.3727
Inclusion Statement
Young Adult Transition Corps is committed to the inclusion of members with all levels of ability. If there is anything we can do to assist you in applying, interviewing, or performing the essential functions of the position, please contact Jillian Ober at 614.247.6392 (phone/TTY) to privately discuss your specific needs.
