Become a Volunteer

Supporting Pennsylvania crime victims and their communities

As a volunteer you will:

Meet and connect with a diverse group of professionals from all over the state
Be professionally trained in Group Crisis Intervention (GCI) for mass trauma
Be offered on-going professional training to further your professional development

Volunteer Inquiry Form

Interested in Volunteering with KCIT?

Taking part in our Group Crisis Intervention training is the first step,
and contains the foundational knowledge needed.

Once our next GCI Training is announced the link will be shared here and across our social media platforms.

Volunteer Spotlight

KCIT could not operate without our volunteers. Our Volunteer Spotlight program allows us to recognize and express our gratitude for all they do. For those interested in volunteering, our Spotlight is a wonderful way to learn about the experience of being part of the team.

How do I become a volunteer?

Upon completion of KCIT’s Group Crisis Intervention training, there is a quick interview and application process, which includes submitting criminal, FBI, and child abuse clearances. Once all the application materials are fulfilled, the new volunteer is welcomed and assigned a KCIT mentor to begin the journey on our team!

What is the time commitment as a volunteer?

KCIT volunteers give of their time as they can. We like to say, give as you can and still stay active on our team! KCIT’s GCI’s are currently provided both virtually and in-person, providing more options to assist.

Do I facilitate right away?

The quick answer is no. New volunteers begin by observing a couple of interventions before taking on a role. The Program Coordinator will always ask if someone is comfortable taking on any role, including Scribe and Support. We understand it take time getting used to the KCIT model and being comfortable taking the lead.