Get Involved

Made to Heal Foundation collaborates with experienced, values-aligned facilitators to support our A.C.E. Programs (Arts • Community • Education).

Facilitators support community-based programming through trauma-informed, culturally grounded practices that prioritize safety, consent, and accessibility.

Facilitators may include:

• Wellness practitioners
   
• Yoga or movement instructors
   
• Artists and creative educators
   
• Youth facilitators
   
• Community educators and practitioners
   

Facilitators are engaged on a program-by-program basis and may receive stipends or honoraria when funding is available.

• Experience working with groups or communities
   
• Trauma-informed, consent-based approach
   
• Ability to hold inclusive, non-performative spaces
   
• Alignment with public-benefit and community-centered work
   

This is not:

• A certification program
   
• Influencer or promotional work
   
• Private client recruitment
   

This is collaborative, community-facing facilitation.

We partner with schools, libraries, community centers, and aligned organizations to host A.C.E. Programs in accessible, welcoming spaces.

Host sites support community access by providing space and coordination while Made to Heal provides facilitation and programming.

• Libraries
   
• Schools and after-school programs
   
• Community centers
   
• Cultural organizations
   
• Nonprofit and youth-serving spaces
   

• Indoor space (outdoor access optional)
   
• A site point of contact
   
• Support with scheduling and coordination
   

• Trained facilitators
   
• Program structure and materials
   
• Trauma-informed programming
   
• Clear communication and coordination

Volunteers help support the flow and care of A.C.E. Programs by offering presence, support, and practical assistance.

Volunteer roles may include:

• Event welcome and check-in
   
• Supplies and materials support
   
• Light setup and breakdown
   
• Community care support during events
   

No prior facilitation experience is required.

Volunteering with Made to Heal is about care, reliability, and respect for community spaces.

From time to time, Made to Heal Foundation invites aligned professionals to contribute educational sessions, resources, or informational talks within A.C.E. programming.

These contributions are:

• Educational, not clinical
   
• Public-facing
   
• Aligned with community wellness and learning
   

Professional contributors may include:

• Relationship educators
   
• Wellness professionals
   
• Creative educators
   
• Community practitioners
   

Participation is coordinated intentionally and aligned with program needs.dd a short description.