Volunteer

Explore a new career, develop skills, set your own hours, network with other professionals and create opportunities for yourself. If your goal is to help others and have some quality time away from home, volunteering can be most rewarding. Volunteer opportunities offer all levels of positions from educational, accounting, and creative to just plain fun.

Parent volunteers are a very important resource for Child Youth Services. Registered children/youth benefit immensely from the knowledge and skill that volunteers provide to our programs. If you're interested in volunteering with youth you can find more info here.

Start by becoming a registered volunteer through Army Community Service's (ACS) Go-Volunteer to find out where your talents can be best used. 

These resources will help you find employment with Family and MWR and the federal government both overseas and in the US. 

USA Jobs 
United States government's one-stop clearinghouse for civil service job opportunities with federal agencies.

Army Civilian Service
Civilian employees provide the skills that are not readily available in the military, but crucial to support military operations.

Avuecentral
Search for federal jobs, create profiles, apply for opportunities, join talent communities.

ACS Employment Readiness Program
The Employment Readiness Program (ERP) is a program that offers up-to-date resource information on available employment opportunities, market and job trends, education, and volunteer resources to help individuals make informed decisions when seeking employment. Services offered by the ERP include classes and seminars related to employment:

• Career exploration
• Resume writing
• Interviewing techniques
• Dressing for success
• Networking
• Entrepreneurship
• Individual career assessment and counseling

Search for Employment Readiness in the search bar to find your local ACS program.

Civilian Employment Assignment Tool (CEAT)