VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT DUNSHEE HOUSE

There are a variety of ways in which to volunteer at our House. You're invited to explore these possibilities!

Click here to download a Volunteer Application.

Co-facilitate a group

NEXT FACILITATORS' TRAINING:  TBA

Peer-facilitated support, discussion, and skills groups are the building blocks of Dunshee House’s services.  We provide free training and ongoing support and supervision to all of our group facilitators. 

To learn more about this volunteer opportunity,
contact Dunshee House by phone:

Click below to download a Group Facilitator Application:

Become a "Positives" Peer Supporter.

Dunshee House / Seattle AIDS Support Group is currently seeking volunteer peer supporters for "Positives", a short-term, one to one peer support program matching newly diagnosed or newly dealing HIV+ males with HIV+ males who�ve been positive for a year or more.

To learn more about this volunteer opportunity,
contact David French by phone: or email:

Click below to download a "Positives" Volunteer Application:

Be the welcoming face (and voice!) of Dunshee House.

Join our community as a front desk volunteer.  Be the first to welcome newcomers to our house.  Most Dunshee House front desk volunteers spend one three hour shift each week in the drop-in area of our house.  They answer phones, give referrals, explain our services, and chat with folks.  If you’re interested in building friendships and community, this is the volunteer role for you! 

To learn more about this volunteer opportunity,
contact Kim by phone: or email:

Click below to download a Volunteer Application.

Help out with our largest fundraising event, the annual Christmas tree lot!

Each year, the backyard of Dunshee House is transformed into our largest fundraising event, the annual Christmas tree lot.  This event, which is almost completely volunteer-driven, provides a major portion of our annual operating budget.  Plus, it’s fun!  The Christmas tree lot begins the day after Thanksgiving and runs through Christmas Eve, but preparations begin long before that. 

If you are interested in pitching in,
or would like to bring a group of friends to work a shift for this neighborhood event,
contact David by phone: or email:

Click below to download a Volunteer Application.

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