Our Learning Center offers free academic tutoring during the school year for children in our sports, academic or leadership programs. We offer assistance for children ages 5-17. Our focus is two-fold: help students with their schoolwork, assignments and/or projects and to communicate with each student’s teacher and work together to improve in whatever subject the…
Develop personal relationships with guardianship clients through twice a month visits around your schedule. You’ll have constant, ongoing communication with our Guardianship team.
Provide information regarding victim rights and referrals to other services, emotional support, assist with financial restitution, and accompaniment to appointments such as health, legal, and law enforcement. Volunteers have constant, ongoing communication with our dedicated staff.
Students will support preschool (during school day) and the after school program (during the 3-6pm period) by helping children with their homework & reading with them. Students can also develop and administer fun classes for children to help them learn about reading, math etc. (education majors)
Mentors in the Hampton Mentoring Program read with a student and work on completing activities that are aligned to Ohio’s New Learning standards. Everything is ready and prepared for the mentors by the Hampton Room coordinator. Some mentors choose to stay for an hour or more. Some mentors choose to come for 30 minutes a…
Assist with taking down the market info booth and signs .
Adopt your very own spot! This could be your street, a parking lot, your block, a park, a trail, a storm drain, a community gateway, or pretty much any little spot you can think of. Adopt-A-Spot provides Covington residents, business owners, students, or other organizations with the tools you need to help make a difference…
Students work in a clinical setting and assist physicians, nurses and administrators who are able to share their perspective through mentorship and clinical training. This is a year-long commitment consisting of one or more shifts, totaling 8 hours per week.
FamiliesFORWARD is always in search of volunteer tutors who would enjoy working one-on-one or in small groups with students. Companies, college students, and others are all welcome to give their time to help students who are struggling to understand reading, math and other learning concepts.
The intensive Homework Help program uses certified teachers (often retired) to reteach math and literacy skills through the homework designated by students’ daytime classroom teachers. Tutors typically work with small groups of students several times a week.