Volunteer Opportunites
Be the Difference. Become a SUPA Volunteer.
SUPA Teams offers hands-on experience in autism advocacy, family support, and nonprofit work—perfect for students, professionals, and community members who want to grow their skills while serving with purpose.
Director of Culture
Position Overview
The Director of Culture supports a positive, inclusive, and mission-centered organizational environment for volunteers, interns, and team members. This role focuses on engagement, morale, communication culture, and team development.
Time Commitment: 5–7 hours per week (remote)
Executive Assistant
Position Overview
The Executive Assistant provides high-level administrative and organizational support to the Executive Director of SUPA Teams. This role helps ensure smooth day-to-day operations by managing communication, scheduling, coordination, and administrative tasks that support organizational growth and efficiency.
Time Commitment: 5 -7 hours per week (remote)
Director of Fund Development
Position Overview
The Director of Development leads fundraising and resource development efforts to sustain and expand SUPA Teams programs. This role focuses on building partnerships, identifying funding opportunities, and supporting long-term organizational growth.
Time Commitment: 5–7 hours per week (remote)
Internship Opportunities
SUPA Teams is seeking passionate MSW interns to support our mission of empowering and equipping families of children with autism through advocacy, education, and community support.
Parental Support Groups
MSW interns will help facilitate and enhance our parent coaching groups, offering families a safe, compassionate space to share experiences, build community, and receive guidance. Interns will gain experience in group facilitation, resource-sharing, case management skills, and culturally responsive family engagement—essential competencies for emerging social workers.
Research & Resource Development
Interns will participate in research initiatives to identify the evolving needs of parents and caregivers of autistic children. Their work will contribute to the development of evidence-based resources, toolkits, and reference guides that empower families with practical strategies and information. This partnership allows universities to actively support community-engaged research that benefits real families in real time.
Awareness & Community Engagement
SUPA Teams uses storytelling, education, and advocacy to elevate awareness of the unique challenges faced by families of autistic children. Interns will support our outreach efforts through social media campaigns, newsletters, and participation in our annual awareness event. Students will gain experience in community organizing, digital communication, and public advocacy—all within a mission-driven environment.
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