The Muscle Walk is an outdoor event aimed towards bringing MDA families & the community together in the fight against muscle disease. Various volunteer opportunities are available that day in shifts as short as 3 hours.
As Transforming Jail Ministries continues to grow, more training will be added to accomplish the following: link our ministry efforts to that of other counties and states, provide resources and information about jail ministry to the general public , sharpen the skills and renew the energy of our Chaplains and Worship Teams, and stay current…
The primary purpose of the AJC training is to evaluate and prepare those who have expressed interest in volunteering inside a jail setting. While class size is limited, anyone who is interested in attending the training–whether they intend to join the AJC team or not–is welcome to submit an application. Class meets weekly for 13…
As part of the application process, Clergy who enter into TJM’s Clergy Contact Visiting Program are provided a training orientation: Sessions are offered six times annually, the second Tuesday of the month in January, March, May, July, September and November.
New Worship Teams are welcomed with an orientation that covers the following: history of Transforming Jail Ministries, policies and procedures for Worship Teams, focus of the Worship Team ministry, and the future direction of Transforming Jail Ministries. Throughout the year, Worship Teams meet three times to receive ongoing training and supervision and support.
Annual Fund, grant writing, Melanoma Awareness Day, Team Melanoma Know More – Flying Pig Marathon, Music for Melanoma Event.
Marketing and public relations, administrative support, and more.
We need 3 physicians/CNP’s/PA’s to work in each clinic. You can also help by volunteering to accept patients with suspected melanoma on an expedited basis. These referrals are rotated so no one person gets them all. Some patients will have insurance and others will not, but you can limit the number of pro bono/reduced rate…
School and youth programs, community speakers, and distributing melanoma information at community and corporate events. An educational outreach program in local area schools that provides students with important information about sun and skin safety.
We need volunteers to assist with the check-in and check-out process as well as escorting patients to exam rooms at our monthly free skin cancer screening clinics in collaboration with area hospitals and dermatologists.