The Steepletown Workforce Development program is in need of volunteers to tutor GED preparation students, age 18 – 24, at the Steepletown Center. Tutoring services are needed in all 4 testing subjects: RLA (Reading & Language Arts), Science, Social Studies and Math. In addition, GED tutors often assist these youth with online job search and…
There are several daily tasks that an extra set of hands can help with. This includes answering phones, sending out mailings, scheduling appointments, greeting visitors as they come into the building, etc. Volunteers must complete an orientation with the Volunteer Coordinator or Steepletown Program Director, which includes a criminal background and reference check.
Steepletown’s Kitchen Sage training provides meals to six different preschool sites which serves over 350 children daily, Monday-Thursday, throughout the school year and to three different sites during the summer months. Volunteers are needed to drive one of the transit delivery vans. Each route takes less than an hour. Delivery times are at 7:00a.m. and…
Work at our Hands of Hope daycare. We provide a loving, Christian, learning environment for children whose parents are either currently living at Grace Centers of Hope and enrolled in our One Year Life Skills program, or have graduated from our one year program and are now going to school or working. We offer full-day…
Provide tutoring for residents in GED courses. The Career and Education Center provides GED prep courses for all residents who need to obtain a GED. This program includes individual online preparation, one-on-one tutoring, homework assistance, and pre-tests.
Facilitate activities for residents in our men’s and women’s programs.
Work in Little Grace Village landscaping, house repairs, and/or in our community garden and greenhouse. Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or chaperon. One adult per 5 volunteers under the age of 18.
Help provide, prepare, and/or serve meals in our kitchens. Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or chaperon. One adult per 5 volunteers under the age of 18.
Want to get some outdoor exercise while spending quality time with a canine companion? A Dog Walking Volunteer may walk, or run if you prefer, with dogs while providing socialization to help the dogs put their best “paw” forward while waiting for their new home. We also have a play yard for some good quality…
Like to capture photographs of animals that express their personality? Animal Photographers beautifully photograph shelter animals for marketing and promotional purposes and for our website’s Adoptions page. Using your own digital photography equipment and software, you would take the photos and download, edit, and upload them for distribution.