Connect incarcerated mothers & children through books
Women’s Storybook Project of TexasSort books and prepare mailings. Explore prison visits, committee work, or event support.
What you’ll help with
- Sort books and prepare mailings.
- Explore prison visits, committee work, or event support.
Group work may be remote. The page contains differing office-location references; confirm the current meeting address.
This page summarizes the organization’s volunteer program. Specific roles and open shifts are managed by the organization.
How to get started
- Choose the office, prison, group, committee, or event application.
- Complete screening and training for that role.
Time & commitment
Before you sign up
- Age
- Varies by assignment — confirm with the organization.
- Groups
- Group volunteering is described by the organization. Ask about size and availability.
- Requirements
- The page limits direct prison work to women age 18+ with TDCJ background approval, typically taking 4–6 weeks. Other roles have different requirements.
- Accessibility
- Accessibility details have not been confirmed. Ask the organization about accommodations, seating, physical tasks, and access before attending.
Where you’ll help
Austin area
Confirm the specific meeting place in your registration. The organization may serve several sites.
About Women’s Storybook Project of Texas
Women’s Storybook Project helps incarcerated mothers maintain a connection with their children through recorded reading and books.
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