Work individually with one client at a time (mothers and fathers). Serve as a support person and friend to one client. Have fun with activities such as cooking a meal together, taking your client to an appointment, or going to the park. Some transportation assistance may be required.
Do you have a special talent or business that you would like to donate your time or resources to help promote or advocate for safe, friendly, accessible biking? Examples include, photography, graphic design, printing, and delivering maps.
Maintain the pantry including washing, folding and sorting clothing. Solicit gently used items. There is no client contact with this position.
Weekly groups with childcare are offered to program clients.
We are always in need of dentists, therapists, lawyers, tutors, and many more professionals to help our children and young people nationwide.
Resource guides in specific areas, such as financial literacy coaches, tutors, etc. Assistance with college applications and financial aid applications. Parenting education, either a one-time class or series. Life skills or enrichment classes that meet just once or a few times, such as cooking, yoga, music with babies.
Provide baked goods and/or help set up and serve at various campus functions.
Assist with the administration of AP tests (7 weekdays in May).
Assist the College and Career clerk as needed.
Volunteers work in the library, at cultural events and in the administrative offices on a project basis.