Got questions about volunteering at CTRC? To help
out we have provided answers to some of the most
frequently asked questions. Can't find the answer
you are looking for then contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at
volunteer@ctrcinc.org or 303-652-9131.
Q. Who Can Volunteer?
At the heart and soul of CTRC's programs are the Volunteers. Anyone at least 16 years old can apply for volunteering opportunities at CTRC. Our volunteers run the
gammit from retirees to students, but they are all at CTRC to make a difference. Whatever your experience with horses or persons with special needs we encourage you to join the CTRC team. Our skilled instructors and staff will train you on everything you need to know.
Q. What Do Volunteers Do?
Volunteers can be involved in so many ways. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page to find out more.
Q. How Do I Get Started Volunteering?
All it takes is a phone call or a visit. Each CTRC volunteer must complete and submit a Volunteer Application. Upon approval of your application you are required to attend a Volunteer Training class, which are held multiple times before each session. After your volunteer training is complete you are able to volunteer in class(s) of your choosing, granted that class or classes has available openings for volunteers.
To start volunteering, call our volunteer coordinator at 303-652-9131 or email
volunteer@ctrcinc.org. Download and print the Volunteer Application. Mail it, fax it or drop it by.
Q. What should I wear when volunteering?
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Hard-soled shoes with a low heel are
preferred but sneakers with heavy
tread are OK |
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Shoes
must be tied securely |
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Open-toed shoes, sandals, and slip-on shoes are not
permitted |
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Dress
appropriate for the Weather;
dressing in layers is often a good
choice |
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No tops with spaghetti straps/shelf bras. Proper undergarments must be worn and tank tops must have thick straps and cannot be too low in the front. |
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Shirts must cover your stomach/back. |
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No t-shirts with beer/alcohol/drug references or foul language. |
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Shorts must be at mid-thigh or longer (skirts are not considered appropriate/safe attire). |
