Volunteers can spread their knowledge and expertise of antiques, doors, electrical equipment and materials, hardware, lumber, plumbing, or yard maintenance.
Any kind of office or administrative help, such as answering the phones, filing, data entry, making copies, assembling packets, stuffing envelopes, etc.
Volunteers can assist in checking out customers, answering phones, scheduling deliveries, stocking shelves, setting up displays, unloading donations, sorting materials, and pricing donated materials.
Assist with special events/programs in the communities we serve (Bingo, activities, etc.) or help raise awareness in the community more broadly (Example: Health Fairs).
Share your knowledge of construction and guide program participants in learning new skills and serve as a role model and mentor.
Visit with a patient / family to provide companionship, friendship, conversations, reading, playing a game, or providing alternative therapies (if needed) such as massage, Reiki, music, art, etc. Companionship volunteers sit with people while families run errands and share common experiences.
Individuals interested in applying to our Initial Level Certification Training Program must have a bachelor’s degree. The training course involves an initial three-week summer course with approximately 25 hours of lecture and 15 hours of supervised practicum. During the academic year, the scholars are required to tutor two children at one of the campuses from…
Initial Level Certification is required for all tutors interested in a position with our campuses. Initial Level Certification requirements are 45 hours of lecture and 100 hours of supervised practicum over the course of a year. Most of our tutors also acquire Advanced Level Certification, which takes another two years of study.
No special experience or knowledge is required. All our volunteers are trained to understand courtroom procedure, social services, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of children who have been abused and neglected. We welcome volunteers from all cultures, professions, ethnic and educational backgrounds. We have a particular need for bilingual volunteers, men and…
The ILT sets the instructional focus and makes the instructional decisions for the school. ILT responsibilities include: developing, reviewing and evaluating the instructional program, monitoring and improving school operations and procedures that affect instruction, planning and monitoring training of staff, and creating and maintaining a safe and orderly school environment. The team is composed of…