Mentors will expose youth in grades 8-12 to a wide variety of college and career opportunities through hands-on workshops and activities. Mentors will also provide academic support through tutoring as well as developing a relationship with young people that will impact their lives positively.
Help care for the children of Jeremiah while their mothers attend empowerment and life skills classes, work, and school. Volunteers should have childcare experience, interest, and/or education.
Join a team of facilitators who guide women through a planned curriculum for Life Skills, focusing on topics such as parenting, health & wellness, economic independence, and career readiness.
Support a mother in her postsecondary education journey by sharing your knowledge in a subject area of your strength. Examples of subject areas include: math, psychology, writing, presentation skills, economics, biology/science, humanities, etc.
ReachOut! offers numerous opportunities for Jewish young adults in their 20s and 30s to get involved and make a difference in the Greater Boston community. Examples of service opportunities include: tutoring adults who are working to get their GED, preparing and serving food, spending time with senior citizens, creating relationships with at-risk youth, and removing…
Oversee children while their parents attend advocacy meetings, parenting and therapy groups, or individual counseling. Our childcare providers are responsible for engaging the children in fun and supportive ways. This allows parents to take advantage of the regular support we offer for them.
Co-facilitate weekly support groups for HAWC clients, either during or after hours on a ten to twelve week cycle.
Habitat for Humanity requires a considerable amount of work behind the scenes before, during, and after building. Committee volunteers provide invaluable support in the areas of family selection, fundraising, site selection and more.
Nickels for Nails is a youth-led fundraising initiative that will mobilize youth to raise funds to build homes for sponsor families in NH. The mission of the event is to educate students on the housing crisis here in New Hampshire. While at the same time raising funds to help build a home here.
Host a part at one of our family shelters. The host will provide snacks, dinner, dessert, activities, and small goodie bags for the children living in the shelter (about 10 children).