Volunteer with the Fire Department's Crisis Reponse Units

The Phoenix Fire Department's Community Assistance Program (CAP) Crisis Response Units provide 24/7 on-scene victim assistance, crisis intervention, emotional support, resources, referrals, shelter placement, emergency financial assistance for basic needs, transportation, and investigative liaison assistance throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area. CR units are dispatched to provide assistance through the Regional Fire Dispatch System when requested by police and fire personnel, domestic violence shelters, the Family Advocacy Center or other CAP staff. CR units respond to sexual assault, domestic violence, traffic accidents involving death or impairment, child abuse or neglect, elder abuse, assaults, kidnappings, human trafficking, robbery, working house fires, and homicides.

Requirements include:

Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and a certified EMT or be at least 21 years of age to be Behavioral Health Specialist Volunteer.
You must possess a valid Arizona Driver's license
Pass an annual driving record and background check
Be able to complete 100 hours of training within 3 months.
Volunteer a minimum of 48 hours a quarter
Be able to assist in lifting 25 lbs
Be able to work in adverse weather conditions.
Be able to sit, stand, or walk up to 4 hours.

Please complete the attached application if you are interested in volunteering.

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