At All-Options Pregnancy Resource Center, there are many ways you can get involved and support your fellow Hoosiers when they need it most — choose the option that works best for you!
Note: During the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, we are not holding drop-in volunteer days at the Center and are also limiting volunteer practical support such as rides.
All-Options Talkline Advocate
Every day, people call the All-Options Talkline looking for a safe place to talk about abortion, parenting, pregnancy loss, adoption, infertility, and all the messy realities of being human. As a Talkline Advocate, you can be part of building a more compassionate and just world! Sign up for our national mailing list so we can notify you about upcoming virtual trainings!
All-Options strives to build a volunteer team that reflects the diversity of our callers and communities. As such, we prioritize prospective volunteers who are people of color, trans and gender expansive, bilingual English/Spanish speakers, people with disabilities, and/or people with pregnancy, parenting, abortion, and adoption experiences. Applicants who are accepted must complete a 40-hour training prior to taking calls, and commit to volunteering on the Talkline 12-15 hours/month and attending monthly meetings.
All-Options Interns
Looking for a rewarding internship where you can get hands-on experience making reproductive justice a reality, within a supportive and inclusive community? Interns with All-Options can train to provide judgment-free support to people, in person and by phone through our All-Options Talkline, Hoosier Diaper Program, and Hoosier Abortion Fund. You can also work on projects related to fundraising, organizing, policy advocacy, outreach, or community events. Following the completion of training, interns must be able to provide 8-16 hours of service a week, generally between 10am-5pm Tuesday-Friday.
While we do not have internship opportunities during this time, you can sign up for our national mailing list and be notified when we are recruiting interns in 2022.