Volunteer with the Bradley Center
Why Volunteer With Us?
As a volunteer at the Bradley Center, you’ll have the opportunity to make a profound difference in the lives of grieving families. Beyond offering support, you’ll build meaningful connections, gain valuable skills, and become a vital part of a compassionate community dedicated to healing and hope.
- Address
- 11100 S Redwood Rd
South Jordan, UT 84095 - Telephone
- +1 (801) 302-0220
Frequently Asked Questions
- What roles are available for volunteers?
- Volunteers assist with peer support groups, event organization, and administrative tasks. There’s a role for everyone!
- Do I need specific qualifications?
- While experience in counseling or social work is helpful, all you need is compassion and a willingness to help.
- How much time is required?
- Volunteers typically commit to 4–6 hours per month, but we are flexible to accommodate your schedule.
Hear from Our Families
At the Bradley Center, we provide a safe and compassionate environment for children and families navigating the challenges of grief. Our community is uplifted by the strength and resilience shared in their stories.
Jessica Devis“I love everything about The Bradley Center. It has truly helped myself and my kids.”
Mary Joshiash“Our 9-year-old looks forward to it every time we come. She gets a big smile on her face. She brought home a soft, cuddly bear that she sleeps with. The facilitators do a wonderful job of making her and the others feel safe. For that we are SO grateful!!!”
Marcell Glock“I love the feel of the spirit that is there, and that I can feel free to speak of spiritual things. I love that our nametags are ready for us at the door. I like having the adults split into parents and spouses.”
Linde Michele“I just really love that this place is family oriented. It’s a fun, family atmosphere. I really like that!”
Lucian Eurel“I love the concept of the center and it has helped my family tremendously. I would like to see the groups held for like 30 minutes longer. Sometimes I think it takes a minute for things to get going, so a little extra time may help.”
Misha Stam“I have only attended once, but my daughter (12) went in feeling nothing but negative thoughts about being there. She came out loving it. She said she felt so much better and that she was so glad she went. I am so grateful for this place.”
Explore our support resources
Dive into resources that will guide you in your grief journey.
Finding Healing and Hope | The Bradley Center
Discover the role grieving centers play in helping individuals navigate the challenging journey of grief. Learn about the support, resources, and community they offer to foster healing and hope.
Helping Little Hearts Heal | The Bradley Center
Explore engaging activities designed to help preschoolers navigate grief and heal their little hearts in a supportive and age-appropriate way.
5 Essential Steps for Finding Support | The Bradley Center
Explore essential steps to help you navigate the healing process and find the support you need during times of grief.