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First Call For Help of United Way Escambia County
Basic Information
Address: 1301 W. Government St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
Phone Number: 850-444-7148
Fax Number: 850-444-7141
Email: josh@unitedwayescambia.org
Action Shots
Additional Information
Ages for Volunteer: 18+
Hours of Service: 4 hours per week
Minimum Hours Required: 90+ (Because of extensive training)
Days of Service: Minimum 1 day per week
Mission Statement:
First Call for Help’s Mission is to provide a confidential, accurate and comprehensive information and referral service at no fee to individuals in Escambia County, Florida and surrounding communities.
Program History:
First Call for Help is a comprehensive information and referral service of the United Way of Escambia County, a 501©3 organization, governed by a local Board of Directors.
Additional Information:
First Call for Help is an information and referral center that links community members to their social service agencies. We are looking for volunteers to serve as Information and Referral Specialist, taking phone calls and assisting our clients in accessing the appropriate agencies.
EXPERIENCE OFFERS:
- comprehensive understanding of service agencies and in-need communities of Pensacola
- practice in active listening
- experience calming people in crisis
- training and exposure to promoting individual problem-solving techniques