DCD-Who are we

HOW CAN I HELP THE CENTRE?

Become a volunteer (as a helpline worker, Board/committee member, or in various other ways).
Apply to be a volunteer.

Make a donation (to Distress Centre Durham directly, or to the United Way).

Encourage relatives, friends, neighbours, and peers, to call us when they have problems.

Encourage people you know - your service club, church, and fundraising organization/department, co-workers to raise funds on our behalf.

Professionals, doctors, lawyers, counsellors, community service agencies, etc., can refer clients to our service.

Find out our needs and donate services, physical resources, etc.

Call us to request a presentation to your group/school/department, about one or more topics of interest to you.

905-723-4461

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

We provide intensive training in active listening, crisis intervention and suicide prevention techniques.

Apply online or call us for an information package at 905-723-4461 and ask for Jennifer Tedford / Coordinator of Volunteer Resources.

WHY VOLUNTEER FOR US?
Experience personal satisfaction and fulfillment in being involved in improving the quality of an individual's life. Learn skills, which will benefit your interpersonal relationships throughout your life.

		*HOW CAN I HELP THE CENTRE?* Become a volunteer (as a helpline worker, Board/committee member, or in various other ways). Apply to be a volunteer. Make a donation (to Distress Centre Durham directly, or to the United Way). Encourage relatives, friends, neighbours, and peers, to call us when they have problems. Encourage people you know - your service club, church, and fundraising organization/department, co-workers to raise funds on our behalf. Professionals, doctors, lawyers, counsellors, community service agencies, etc., can refer clients to our service. Find out our needs and donate services, physical resources, etc. Call us to request a presentation to your group/school/department, about one or more topics of interest to you. 905-723-4461 BECOME A VOLUNTEER We provide intensive training in active listening, crisis intervention and suicide prevention techniques. Apply online or call us for an information package at 905-723-4461 and ask for Jennifer Tedford / Coordinator of Volunteer Resources. WHY VOLUNTEER FOR US? Experience personal satisfaction and fulfillment in being involved in improving the quality of an individual's life. Learn skills, which will benefit your interpersonal relationships throughout your life.