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Parks - Open Space Division
The Trail Maintenance Team (TMT) is perfect for individuals who want to help rangers maintain the roads and trails that traverse the Marin County Parks preserve system. The ideal person is willing to get their hands dirty and take part in strenuous work using hand tools and small power equipment. It is a great way to gain experience in trail maintenance and construction. The TMT works with the Open Space District road and trail crew on a variety of trail improvement and restoration projects throughout the entire preserve system.
Service Location: CA
Contact: Greg Reza (415) 473-3778
Library - Novato
Are you a fluent Spanish speaker who wants to make an immediate impact in people's lives? Help tutor a conversation club at the Novato Library to support adults as they practice spoken-language skills and gain confidence. This conversation-based session takes place on Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (en espaņol). No experience required, just a willingness to communicate. Staff provides orientation and support.
Service Location: 1720 Novato Blvd. Novato, CA 94947
Contact: Maria Lee Goodrich
Human Resources
Do you enjoy designing online reports and documents? Have you ever taken the next step to ensure the documents are accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities? If you care about color contrast, communication and providing County information to everyone, we have the opportunity for you! The Marinterns program seeks students who want to learn about digital accessibility. The ideal candidate knows MS Word and is interested in learning how to create documents and PDF''s accessible to all. You will have the opportunity for online learning and apply the skills to important County documents.We encourage you to apply! Hours: 6 to 10 a week on a mutually agreeable schedule. Location: Marin Civic Center, San Rafael, with option to do some tasks remotely if desired.
Service Location: 3501 Civic Center Drive Room 415 San Rafael, CA 94903
Contact: Joy Fossett (415) 473-7447
Health & Human Services - Public Health
Use your language skills to help public health staff connect with Spanish-speaking residents during the pandemic response. Assignments vary. Conversations may be by phone or in person. The ideal candidate is a local resident with English-Spanish conversational fluency and good customer service skills. (Please note that in-person assignments are limited to volunteers ages 18 to 64 and follow public health guidelines, including physical distancing.) Volunteers receive advance notice of assignment details and may decline a specific shift. Staff provides orientation, supervision, and, if required for a role, protective gear.
Contact: Tara Clark
