Volunteer

Helping Us Create A Safe Place For Women To Call Home

Are you looking to be a beacon of light and hope in the lives of women? Consider joining the Haus of Peace family to help us create a peaceful and harmonious environment for all. We are looking for individuals who grasp the profound impact of domestic violence and homelessness and desire to support and transform the lives of the women we serve through the hope found in Jesus Christ.

Our volunteers are dedicated to providing unconditional love, kindness, and safety for all in need. Whether you are gifted in tutoring, cook meals, or helping with fundraising and other events, we would love to have you!

Volunteer opportunities include:
Volunteer coordinating
Office support
Tutoring
Cooking meals
Arts & crafts
Accounting/finances/budgeting
Event planning
Fundraising
Writing
Holiday coordinator
Mentoring
Cleaning and yard work

We value the gift of your time. There are several ways for groups and individuals to get involved and help fulfill our mission.

Download more info about our volunteer roles.

Download our volunteer application

Interested in mentoring? Read our mentor handbook.

All visitors and volunteers at Haus of Peace are required to complete our background check. Download the background check form here.

Meet our Mental Health Professionals

We are thankful for their ongoing support for the last five years.

Nina Golemi Madison Clinical Director MA, LPC, NCC: Licensed Eating Disorder Therapist.

Nina Golem, MA, LPC, NCC, is a board-certified, licensed psychotherapist who specializes in eating disorder therapy. She founded Inner Haven Wellness in Madison and Serenity Mental Health in Watertown to offer a higher level of mental health care in Wisconsin's communities. She currently serves as Clinical Director of the Watertown Intensive Outpatient Program, and continues to develop clinical outreach opportunities for at-risk communities in Wisconsin.

David Byrne: Clinical Psychologist

David is a clinical psychologist and has practiced at Peace of Mind Wellness for over a year. For about 20 years, David practiced in Watertown, Wisconsin, at Family Resources Associates. He is also a general practice psychologist, which means that he sees a wide variety of people in a wide variety of circumstances. His background and training covers various situations and experiences, including working in psychiatric hospitals, college counseling centers, correctional institutions, children’s clinics, and private practice.

Clinics We Are Partnered With

Peace and Wellness in Oconomowoc - Dr. David Bryne

712 Summit Ave, Oconomowoc, WI 53066

Serenity Mental Health Care - Nina Golemi

818 West St., Suite 814 Watertown, WI 53094

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Contributing Partners

“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” Hebrews 13:16

Make a Difference Today!

When you volunteer in the local community, you improve lives and change the direction of the community. Your community service is incredibly valuable—and our community receives countless benefits from your volunteership.