Neighborhood Teens Volunteers

Jerome E. Miller presents Neighborhood Teens Volunteer, a program for teens to engage in their community through volunteerism and leadership.

Our vision is to create a secure and supportive environment that empowers teen volunteers to learn about their community and discover opportunities to get involved.

Opportunities:

• Explore & Discover Interests

• Leadership Development

• Earn Volunteer Hours

• Group Field Trips

Register to be a Neighborhood Teens Volunteer

Heat Safety

As the temperatures rise this season, if you hike, do it right! Be aware of the difference of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Drink lots of water, wear sunblock and a hat to protect you from the elements.

The City of Phoenix sponsors many cooling and hydration stations for the community to seek respite.

For a full listing of locations across the city and county, please visit:
azmag.gov/Programs/Heat-Relief-Network

Sign up For Wellness Checks

Are you worried your neighbor, grandparents, or friends are not staying cool in the summer? Our Cool Callers volunteers are available to offer wellness checks on Phoenix residents during the hot summer months, with a focus on excessive heat warning days. Community members can opt into the program to receive calls to make sure they are safe and their homes are cool.

If you’d like to sign up for free wellness calls, visit:
Office of Heat Response and Mitigation Home

Cool Volunteers Needed

Want to help your neighbors during the summer heat?

The City of Phoenix VolunteerPHX and HeatReadyPHX programs are looking for volunteers for its “We’re Cool” program. The program is boots on the ground, providing heat relief supplies and helps connect residents to city services, especially in areas where heat-related health challenges occur more frequently.

For more information, please visit:
City of Phoenix Volunteer Portal